戦闘機チーターの追撃

I find it hard to believe that a Dale Down book could be riddled with typos like, "food my own horn." Joe Toro, Wendy's dad is former marine. There is no such thing as an ex Marine unless he had Boiled Chicken Dinner. Counted about thirty typos. Spell check is not you friend.

I find it hard to believe that a Dale Down book could be riddled with typos like, "food my own horn." Joe Toro, Wendy's dad is former marine. There is no such thing as an ex Marine unless he had Boiled Chicken Dinner. Counted about thirty typos. Spell check is not you friend.

I find it hard to believe that a Dale Down book could be riddled with typos like, "food my own horn." Joe Toro, Wendy's dad is former marine. There is no such thing as an ex Marine unless he had Boiled Chicken Dinner. Counted about thirty typos. Spell check is not you friend.

I find it hard to believe that a Dale Down book could be riddled with typos like, "food my own horn." Joe Toro, Wendy's dad is former marine. There is no such thing as an ex Marine unless he had Boiled Chicken Dinner. Counted about thirty typos. Spell check is not you friend.

too much detail about the technology

too much detail about the technology

too much detail about the technology

too much detail about the technology

Decent read.

Decent read.

Decent read.

Decent read.

There were a lot of misspelled word's,and word's that were put in the wrong place. It's like no one proof read this book before it was put out there for people to read.

There were a lot of misspelled word's,and word's that were put in the wrong place. It's like no one proof read this book before it was put out there for people to read.

There were a lot of misspelled word's,and word's that were put in the wrong place. It's like no one proof read this book before it was put out there for people to read.

There were a lot of misspelled word's,and word's that were put in the wrong place. It's like no one proof read this book before it was put out there for people to read.

I recognize this was written almost 30 years ago when in-flight technology was considerably different from today, or so I am told. Dale Brown, as a former Air Force Captain, pilot, and instructor, has a commanding grasp of aerial combat maneuvers and tactics; his descriptions of in-flight combat were impressive and riveting at times. My biggest issue with this book, however, is that it was poorly copy-edited and proofread. The punctuation is generally minimal and sometimes quite poor, and the number of typographical errors and misspellings is mind-boggling for an accomplished author and publisher. Character development is OK, but this is the fourth book in the series and the only one I have read. I likely will not read the others.

I recognize this was written almost 30 years ago when in-flight technology was considerably different from today, or so I am told. Dale Brown, as a former Air Force Captain, pilot, and instructor, has a commanding grasp of aerial combat maneuvers and tactics; his descriptions of in-flight combat were impressive and riveting at times. My biggest issue with this book, however, is that it was poorly copy-edited and proofread. The punctuation is generally minimal and sometimes quite poor, and the number of typographical errors and misspellings is mind-boggling for an accomplished author and publisher. Character development is OK, but this is the fourth book in the series and the only one I have read. I likely will not read the others.

I recognize this was written almost 30 years ago when in-flight technology was considerably different from today, or so I am told. Dale Brown, as a former Air Force Captain, pilot, and instructor, has a commanding grasp of aerial combat maneuvers and tactics; his descriptions of in-flight combat were impressive and riveting at times. My biggest issue with this book, however, is that it was poorly copy-edited and proofread. The punctuation is generally minimal and sometimes quite poor, and the number of typographical errors and misspellings is mind-boggling for an accomplished author and publisher. Character development is OK, but this is the fourth book in the series and the only one I have read. I likely will not read the others.

I recognize this was written almost 30 years ago when in-flight technology was considerably different from today, or so I am told. Dale Brown, as a former Air Force Captain, pilot, and instructor, has a commanding grasp of aerial combat maneuvers and tactics; his descriptions of in-flight combat were impressive and riveting at times. My biggest issue with this book, however, is that it was poorly copy-edited and proofread. The punctuation is generally minimal and sometimes quite poor, and the number of typographical errors and misspellings is mind-boggling for an accomplished author and publisher. Character development is OK, but this is the fourth book in the series and the only one I have read. I likely will not read the others.