NATOPS Flight Manual Naval Model, UH-1N Aircraft, Bell Helicopter Company DAAJ01-70-C-0205(2B) NAVAIR 01-110HCE-1 por Commander, Naval Air Systems Command - 1972

GPO, Washington, DC, 1981-01-01. Hardcover. Like New. Light wear to covers. Text clean and unmarked. The binding is tight and square. No jacket as issued. Your satisfaction is guaranteed! dnr1

Washington, U.S. Government Printing Office second edition - large format, wraparound covers 'Goals for the future are solidly based upon achievements. This Chronology, a second edition of one originally published in connection with Naval Aviation's golden anniversary, records significant events in Naval Aviation's growth and development and thus serves as a prologue to its future.' T.R. McClellan, RADM, USN and Thomas F. Connolly, VADM, USN. 270 x 210 mm., pp. 440, b/w plates, indices, append., index, large format paperback, soft covers, sun bleached spine, v.g.

Washington D. C.: Naval Air Systems Command, 1962. Quarto, blue illustrated binder, vi, 276 pp., profusely illustrated with diagrams. Binder papered-boards foxed, otherwise a near-fine copy. This issue includes revisions made on April 15th 1962. This manual is divided into eleven sections which discusses the aircraft, indoctrination, normal procedures, flight procedures and characteristics, emergency procedures, all-weather operation, communications procedures and weapons systems, Natops evaluation, and finally performance data.

Washington D. C.: Naval Air Systems Command, 1972. Quarto, blue illustrated binder, vi, 398 pp., profusely illustrated with diagrams. A near-fine copy. This issue includes changes made on March 1st 1972. This manual is divided into eleven sections which discusses the aircraft, training, operating procedures, flight procedures and characteristics, emergency procedures, all-weather operation, communication equipment and procedures, weapons systems, flight crew coordination, Natops evaluation, and finally performance data.

Washington D. C.: Naval Air Systems Command, 1970. Quarto, blue illustrated binder, vi, 398 pp., profusely illustrated with diagrams. Octavo-sized pocket checklist, beige binder, 82 pp., illustrated with tables. A near-fine copy. This issue includes changes made on June 15th 1970. This manual is divided into eleven sections which discusses the aircraft, training, operating procedures, flight procedures and characteristics, emergency procedures, all-weather operation, communication equipment and procedures, weapons systems, flight crew coordination, Natops evaluation, and finally performance data. The included pocket check list adds more information on air-start power-off glide, fire, engine failure, airborne damage, fuel system malfunctions and many other special procedures.