The Boeing C-135 Series: Stratotanker, Stratolifter, and Other Variants Contributor(s): Logan, Don (Author) |
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ISBN: 0764302868 ISBN-13: 9780764302862 Publisher: Schiffer Publishing OUR PRICE: $44.96 Product Type: Hardcover Published: March 1998 |
Additional Information |
BISAC Categories: - Business & Economics | Leadership |
Dewey: 658.418 |
LCCN: 97080210 |
Series: Schiffer Military History |
Physical Information: 1" H x 8.8" W x 11.1" (3.25 lbs) 256 pages |
Descriptions, Reviews, Etc. |
Publisher Description: Though the C-135 was originally designed over forty years ago as an aerial refueling tanker, (749 of the 820 were built as tankers), more than 600 of all types of C-135s are still flying. Boeing's C-135 series has been the most successful military jet ever built. This book, Don Logan's sixth, tells the story of the Boeing C-135 series including: tankers, reconnaissance, airborne command post, weather, test, and special purpose models. All C-135 aircraft types, along with their operating units are covered. Tables and serial number lists are included listing all C-135 configurations by serial number. Re-engine programs and facts including serial numbers of the C-135s and the identity of the donor aircraft in the airline re-engine program (E-model types). Also included: a listing of all C-135 losses, including date and reason for loss; three views of C-135 major configurations; selected aircraft nose art; and all USAF, ARFES, and Air National Guard unit markings. Don Logan is also the author of Rockwell B-1B: SAC's Last Bomber, The 388th Tactical Fighter Wing; At Korat Royal Thai Air Force Base 1972, Northrop's T-38 Talon, Northrop's YF-17 Cobra, and Republic's A-10 Thunderbolt II. (all available from Schiffer Publishing Ltd.) |
Contributor Bio(s): Logan, Don: - Don Logan joined the USAF in August 1969, and flew 133 combat missions as an F-4E WSO in Vietnam, and later as a right-seater in the F-111A at Nellis AFB. In October 1978, he started his employment at Boeing as a Military Flight Manual/Weapon Delivery manual writer, retiring in 2002. He continues to photograph and write on military aircraft subjects. |