Americans are fascinated by the undeniable mystique of the elite world of Navy fighter pilots. In Bogeys and Bandits, Robert Gandt takes readers on a thrilling ride in the FA-18 Hornet, one of the fastest, sleekest, and deadliest aircraft in the world. Gandt lived and worked with several pilots learning to fly the Hornet: the identical twins from Middle America; the computer nerd with a penchant for speed; the grandson of a Tuskegee Airman, trying to live up to a proud legacy; and two women dealing with the post-Tailhook world of the Navy. Gandt weaves superb technological details of the Hornet and an insider's look at the highly demanding training program with portraits of the day-to-day lives of these very real people aspiring to fulfill a dream. Bogeys and Bandits will hold readers breathless as they soar through the skies in the cockpit of the fastest and deadliest fighter plane in the world.
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Hardback Editions
June 1997 : Hardback
| Title: Bogeys & Bandits:the Making of Author(s): Robert Gandt ISBN: 0-670-86721-7 / 978-0-670-86721-9 (USA, AU, or UK edition) Publisher: Allen Lane Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
Paperback Editions
September 2000 : Paperback
| Title: Bogeys and Bandits: The Making of a Fighter Pilot Author(s): Robert Gandt ISBN: 0-14-026412-4 / 978-0-14-026412-8 (UK edition) Publisher: Penguin Putnam Inc Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon CA More details... |
January 1997 : Paperback
| Title: Bogeys & Bandits: The Making of a Fighter Pilot Author(s): Robert Gandt Publisher: Penguin Availability: Amazon More details... |
1996 : Paperback
| Title: Bogeys and Bandits: The Making of a Fighter Pilot Author(s): Robert Gandt Publisher: Viking New York (1996) Availability: Amazon More details... |
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