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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The traditions-rich brand Aermacchi was famous for its designs of bright red racing aircraft of the 1930s and a series of fighter designs that fought in the Second World War. In the late 1930s, its team of designers was reinforced by a promising youngster, Ermanno Bazzocchi: while having a lesser impact early on, Bazzocchi rose to prominence as the man to create the definition of a modern-day jet-powered training aircraft, and the concept after which dozens of air forces around the World were shaped to train their pilots until this very day. Based on his studies, in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Bazzocchi and his team have designed the Aermacchi MB.326. The jet that colloquially became known as the Macchino or Macchi, was exported to more than a dozen of air forces around the world and used for training of thousands of pilots. Often overshadowed by 'more spectacular' combat aircraft, the MB.326 took part in several high-intensity conflicts, often outperforming superior opponents. In the early 1970s, it was followed by the MB.339, which again met commercial success. After surviving more than 90 years, Aermacchi was merged into what is nowadays the Leonardo SpA, but Bazzocchi's legacy is still alive between others in form of yet another commercially successful Italian jet-trainer design: the T-349. 22 b/w photos, 79 colour photos, 30 colour profiles 9 diagrams, 30 tables The story of the famous Italian aircraft-designer since 1945, Ermanno Bazzocchi, and his most famous and commercially most successful Italy-made training jet and light combat aircraft designed and manufactured since the Second World War. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback or Softback. Condizione: New. The Bazzocchi Connection: Aermacchi Mb.326 & Mb.339 in World-Wide Service, 1961-Today. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - '.provides a large number of images as well as the usual full page profiles. It is a book that makes for a great reference.' - ModelingMadness.ComFor decades, the name Aermacchi was synonymous with Italian aeronautical excellence. Renowned in the inter-war years for its striking red racing aircraft and later for fighter designs that saw combat during the Second World War, the company entered the jet age with a legacy already firmly established. Yet its most enduring influence would come after 1945, shaped largely by the vision of one man: Ermanno Bazzocchi.Joining Aermacchi as a young engineer in the late 1930s, Bazzocchi rose to prominence in the post-war period as the architect of a new generation of jet-powered training aircraft. His work redefined how pilots were trained worldwide, establishing concepts and design principles that would influence air forces for decades to come. The culmination of this approach was the MB.326, developed in the late 1950s and early 1960s--a robust, adaptable, and affordable jet trainer that soon became affectionately known to pilots and ground crews alike as the Macchino or simply the Macchi.Exported to more than a dozen air forces around the world, the MB.326 trained thousands of pilots and, despite often being overshadowed by more glamorous combat aircraft, proved itself in a surprising number of high-intensity conflicts. In several theatres it demonstrated an ability to operate effectively in roles far beyond its original training remit, frequently outperforming more advanced opponents. In the early 1970s, its successor, the MB.339, continued this legacy, achieving further commercial success and remaining in frontline service well into the twenty-first century.After more than ninety years of independent existence, Aermacchi was ultimately absorbed into what is today Leonardo S.p.A. Yet Bazzocchi's influence did not end with the disappearance of the company as a standalone marque. His design philosophy and approach to advanced jet training live on, most visibly in the M-346, another highly successful Italian jet trainer that continues to shape pilot training across the world.Drawing on extensive research and richly illustrated with colour profiles and photographs, this volume traces the worldwide operational history of the MB.326 and MB.339, placing them within the broader technological and doctrinal evolution of post-war air power. More than a study of two aircraft types, it is an examination of a design lineage--and a legacy--that continues to influence modern air forces to this day.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The traditions-rich brand Aermacchi was famous for its designs of bright red racing aircraft of the 1930s and a series of fighter designs that fought in the Second World War. In the late 1930s, its team of designers was reinforced by a promising youngster, Ermanno Bazzocchi: while having a lesser impact early on, Bazzocchi rose to prominence as the man to create the definition of a modern-day jet-powered training aircraft, and the concept after which dozens of air forces around the World were shaped to train their pilots until this very day. Based on his studies, in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Bazzocchi and his team have designed the Aermacchi MB.326. The jet that colloquially became known as the Macchino or Macchi, was exported to more than a dozen of air forces around the world and used for training of thousands of pilots. Often overshadowed by 'more spectacular' combat aircraft, the MB.326 took part in several high-intensity conflicts, often outperforming superior opponents. In the early 1970s, it was followed by the MB.339, which again met commercial success. After surviving more than 90 years, Aermacchi was merged into what is nowadays the Leonardo SpA, but Bazzocchi's legacy is still alive between others in form of yet another commercially successful Italian jet-trainer design: the T-349. 22 b/w photos, 79 colour photos, 30 colour profiles 9 diagrams, 30 tables The story of the famous Italian aircraft-designer since 1945, Ermanno Bazzocchi, and his most famous and commercially most successful Italy-made training jet and light combat aircraft designed and manufactured since the Second World War. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The traditions-rich brand Aermacchi was famous for its designs of bright red racing aircraft of the 1930s and a series of fighter designs that fought in the Second World War. In the late 1930s, its team of designers was reinforced by a promising youngster, Ermanno Bazzocchi: while having a lesser impact early on, Bazzocchi rose to prominence as the man to create the definition of a modern-day jet-powered training aircraft, and the concept after which dozens of air forces around the World were shaped to train their pilots until this very day. Based on his studies, in the late 1950s and early 1960s, Bazzocchi and his team have designed the Aermacchi MB.326. The jet that colloquially became known as the Macchino or Macchi, was exported to more than a dozen of air forces around the world and used for training of thousands of pilots. Often overshadowed by 'more spectacular' combat aircraft, the MB.326 took part in several high-intensity conflicts, often outperforming superior opponents. In the early 1970s, it was followed by the MB.339, which again met commercial success. After surviving more than 90 years, Aermacchi was merged into what is nowadays the Leonardo SpA, but Bazzocchi's legacy is still alive between others in form of yet another commercially successful Italian jet-trainer design: the T-349. 22 b/w photos, 79 colour photos, 30 colour profiles 9 diagrams, 30 tables The story of the famous Italian aircraft-designer since 1945, Ermanno Bazzocchi, and his most famous and commercially most successful Italy-made training jet and light combat aircraft designed and manufactured since the Second World War. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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Brossura. Condizione: new. Vicchio di Mugello, 2024; br., pp. 204, ill. col., cm 21x21. Negli anni Trenta l'Italia dominava la scena aeronautica mondiale, i primati tecnici e sportivi conquistati e le crociere di massa a lungo raggio di Italo Balbo posero l'Italia all'attenzione del mondo intero. Pochi anni dopo quella stessa tecnologia vincente si trovò a fronteggiare la Seconda guerra mondiale ma non resse il confronto con le altre nazioni. Questo libro illustra e spiega come sia stato possibile non dare seguito alle eccellenze acquisite per precipitare così rapidamente nel tragico abisso della guerra senza la preparazione necessaria. Contemporaneamente si esamina la rapida e impressionante ascesa del potere aereo degli Alleati. I numeri e le statistiche parlano chiaro: il divario fra Italia e paesi anglosassoni si fece via via sempre più ampio, fino a diventare incolmabile. L'autore ci accompagna nella sua analisi rigorosa, con l'ausilio di 200 illustrazioni, offrendoci gli strumenti per la lettura di un decennio che fra diverse situazioni politiche, tecnologiche, produttive e organizzative fu determinante per il progresso dell'aeronautica. Libro. …

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