Its location not only contributed to some of the best archaeology in Northumberland, but also a herd of wild white cattle unique in the history of the natural world, immortalised in songs, books and art.
The British Rail corporate image and its Rail Blue livery was the longest-lived colour scheme carried by trains in the forty-eight-year life of the nationalised railway system.
William E. Boeing – more than any other individual is responsible for creating the modern commercial aviation industry. Unbelievable, until today, there had never been a full-length biography written about this titan of the skies.
A comprehensive and first look into the world of the personnel who fly and maintain the highly secret C-135 series, but whose duties take them extremely close to hostile territory worldwide.
A beautifully illustrated and researched developmental history of all Arado aircraft, including the revolutionary Ar 234 jet bomber and satellite branches based on newly released records; also covers licensed production and secrets in supersonic experiments.
Between the creation of Fighter Command in 1936 and the end of the Second World War, a dangerously outmoded RAF was transformed into a finely-honed organisation that helped destroy the Luftwaffe.
A highly-detailed account of the gallant band of RAF and Commonwealth pilots who flew Gladiators and Hurricanes in defence of Malta between June 1940 and April 1942 when help in the guise of Spitfires finally arrived.
