Walter J. Boyne Books

The Smithsonian book of flight for young people
The Smithsonian book of flight for young people

By Walter J. Boyne

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A history of human flight, from man's oldest dreams, through the World Wars which generated rapid advances in aviation, to the present jet age.

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The wild blue
The wild blue

By Walter J. Boyne

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viii, 626 pages ; 22 cm

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The leading edge
The leading edge

By Walter J. Boyne

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Trophy for Eagles
Trophy for Eagles

By Walter J. Boyne

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Flight
Flight

By Walter J. Boyne

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B 29 Combat Missions
Boyne Col. Walter J.
Boyne Col. Walter J.

By Walter J. Boyne

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Beyond the Wild Blue
Beyond the Wild Blue

By Walter J. Boyne

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WWII Air War
WWII Air War

By Walter J. Boyne

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Air Warfare
Air Warfare

By Walter J. Boyne

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