Fundamentals of Air Fighting, USAAF 1942 A-30 1155 receiver in the radio

1155 receiver in the radio (wireless) comparment

gyroscopic AN5820-1 Turn & Bank Indicator

At the bottom are two graphs - the one on the left shows the reduction of air speed at various wind speeds

The periscopic sextant was used in aircraft with a pressurized cabin

made by Minneapolis-Honeywell

Fundamentals of Air Fighting, USAAF 1942 A-30 1155 receiver in the radioHere is an original WWII era 31 page booklet on the Fundamentals of Air Fighting. This booklet contains fundamentals and tips for pilots of fighters and bombers on offensive and defensive tactics in preparation for or when encountering the enemy. Published in 1942. This 6x9 inch booklet is in good condition given its age. All pages are present and intact.