Authors

Lake, John
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Books
Nr. ISBN Title Author Collaborators
Osprey: Aircraft of Aces
4 1-85532-501-2 Korean War Aces Dorr Robert F.
Lake John
Thompson Warren
Osprey: Combat Aircraft
50 1-84176-751-4 B-52 Stratofortress Units in operation “Desert Storm” Lake John
 Styling Mark (ill.)
Aerospace: World Air Power
1-874023-28-X McDonnell F-4 Phantom II - Spirit in the Skies Lake John (ed.)
Magazines
Issue Page Title Author
International Air Power Review
Nr. 1 Summer 2001 20  Technical Briefing  Dassault Mirage F1: Armée de l’Air Versions Lake John
Nr. 1 Summer 2001 130  Special Feature  Wyton’s Cold War Spyplanes: No. 51 Sqn. Canberras Lake John
Nr. 1 Summer 2001 138  Warplane Classic  P-47 Thunderbolt: [1] Early development and ETO combat Lake John
Nr. 1 Summer 2001 176  Type Analysis  Avro Lincoln Lake John
Nr. 2 Autumn/Fall 2001 18  Debrief  Lockheed EP-3E Aries II Lake John
Nr. 2 Autumn/Fall 2001 96  Variant File  Aérospatiale SA.330 Puma Lake John
Nr. 3 Winter 2001/ 2002 42  Focus Aircraft  Northrop Grumman F-14 Tomcat: US Navy today - With its replacement, the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet, entering Fleet service, the F-14 Tomcat is in its twilight days. In the 1990s the carreer of the fleet defender “par excellence” saw a dramatic resurgence with the adoption of the bombing role, and the F-14 soon established itself as the carrier air wing’s prime long range attack platform. The integration of LANTIRN allowed the Tomcat to deliver weapons with great precision and to designate targets for other aircraft in the “Fast-FAC” role. In these duties the F-14 has seen considerable action over IRAQ, Yugoslavia and now Afghanistan.
Scheduled to be out of the service before the end of the decade, the Tomcat will not disappear without a fight. In the 1990s the F-14 community claimed that «The Cat is Back»: 10 years on and it has not gone away.		 Lake John
Nr. 3 Winter 2001/ 2002 80  Variant File  Eurocopter AS.332, AS.532 and EC.725 Super Puma and Cougar - Turning to the more powerful Makila turboshaft allowed Aérospatiale to develop the Puma airframe into a larger and more versatile helicopter, while retaining the agility and performance of the original design.
Ongoing development, including two fuselage stretches, has led to a family of helicopters which can answer a wide range of military requirements.		 Lake John