Terry Love Books

A detailed look at the equipment and history of the Vietnam era US Army armed observation and intelligence collection a/c. Includes full color prtofiles, B&W line art, technical data, and numerous B&W photos. 50 pages.

The history of Republic Airlines and its twelve predecessors showcases a remarkable legacy of service and reliability in the aviation industry from the 1940s to 1986. The book details the airline's extensive network, equipment, and dedicated workforce that allowed it to thrive while others faltered. Rich with rare photographs and illustrations, it covers all aspects of the airlines' operations, including aircraft, facilities, and route maps, while highlighting the unique stories behind each airline's journey, making it a comprehensive resource for aviation enthusiasts.

The book reveals the often-overlooked role of fixed-wing aircraft in the US Army, particularly focusing on Beech Aircraft from Wichita, Kansas. It highlights the Army's use of twin-engine Beech planes for a variety of missions since the Korean War, emphasizing their cost-effectiveness and versatility. Covering a wide range of uses—from VIP transport to reconnaissance—the text features unclassified details, data, and photographs, showcasing the unique characteristics of these aircraft, including the striking designs of their reconnaissance versions.

Air America was the largest of the CIAs secret airlines. Air America was one of the worlds most extraordinary ailines. It was run by the CIA, operated secret missions, publicly flew scheduled routes, and, at its peak, Air America had the largest commerc