The F/A-18 Hornet

by Seidman, David, 1959-

Format: Print Book 2003
Availability: Available at 5 Libraries 5 of 5 copies
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CLP - Main Library First Floor Children's Department - Non-Fiction Collection j UG1242.F5 S42 2003
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Collection  First Floor Children's Department - Non-Fiction Collection
 
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Mt. Lebanon Public Library Children's Non-Fiction j 623.7464 Sei
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Collection  Children's Non-Fiction
 
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Penn Hills Library Juvenile Non-Fiction j q 623.7 SEI
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Shaler North Hills Library Juvenile Non-Fiction j 623.7 S
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South Park Library Juvenile j 623.7 SEI
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Summary
In 1973, the United States Air Force asked aircraft companies to design a new, lightweight fighter aircraft. The result was the F/A-18 Hornet. The Hornet entered regular military service in 1983 and made its first war appearance in 1991 in the Gulf War. Since then, Hornets have been involved in actions in Bosnia-Herzegovina and have stayed in the Persian Gulf to prevent Iraqi aggression. The Hornet has proved to be valuable in fighting terrorists in Afghanistan. This book tells the story of the F/A-18, complete with vivid photos and details about what makes the Hornet such a special plane.
Additional Information
Series U.S. warplanes.
Subjects Hornet (Jet fighter plane) -- Juvenile literature.
Hornet (Jet fighter plane)
Fighter planes.
Airplanes, Military.
Publisher New York :Rosen Pub. Group's Rosen Central,2003
Edition 1st ed.
Language English
Description 48 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm.
Bibliography Notes Includes bibliographical references (pages 42-44) and index.
ISBN 0823938743 (library binding)
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