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| uk 49s: The Economist , 1851 |
| uk 49s: British Farmer's Magazine , 1877 |
| uk 49s: Sustainable Road Infrastructure Project Implementation in Developing Countries Simon Ofori Ametepey, Clinton Ohis Aigbavboa, Wellington Didibhuku Thwala, 2023-11-17 The authors offer road infrastructure stakeholders with a precise and functional tool that promotes collaboration, common language and comprehension, engagement and interaction among all individuals and institutions involved in sustainable road infrastructure project implementation. |
| uk 49s: Arbitration Series United States. Department of State, 1932 |
| uk 49s: Good Housekeeping , 1925 |
| uk 49s: The Iron Trade of the United Kingdom Compared with that of the Other Chief Iron-making Nations Sir Lowthian Bell (bart.), 1886 |
| uk 49s: Nakajima Ki-49 ‘Helen’ Units George Eleftheriou, 2023-05-25 A fully illustrated study of the Nakajima Ki49 'Helen', the twin-engined bomber of the Pacific War, from Japanese aviation expert George Eleftheriou. The Nakajima Ki-49 Donryu ('Dragon Eater'), codenamed 'Helen' by the Allies, was a twin-engined Japanese bomber designed to undertake daylight attacks without the protection of escort fighters. Consequently, while it was officially known as the Army Type 100 Heavy Bomber, its formidable defensive armament and armour were so heavy that they restricted the Ki-49 to payloads comparable to those of smaller medium bombers. While only five heavy bomber sentai (regiments) were equipped with the 'Helen', the over 800 Ki-49s built between 1941 and 1944 saw extensive action in Burma, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, northern India and north Australia. In an act of desperation, a small number of 'Helens' were even employed, unsuccessfully, as kamikaze aircraft against US Navy warships operating off the Philippines and Okinawa. In this fascinating book, George Eleftheriou provides a comprehensive account of the units that saw action flying the 'Helen', based on original Japanese sources. Also featuring high-quality photographs never published before, specially commissioned colour profile artwork, official unit histories and veteran accounts, this title is a must-have for Japanese aircraft enthusiasts. |
| uk 49s: The Atlas of the Earth Mitchell Beazley Ltd, 1972 |
| uk 49s: The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland , |
| uk 49s: The iron trade of the United Kingdom compared with that of the other chief iron-making nations sir Isaac Lowthian Bell (1st bart.), 1886 |
| uk 49s: Least Squares Analysis of the 2200 M/sec Parameters of U233, U235, and Pu239 Rudolph Sher, 1965 |
| uk 49s: The Miller , 1879 |
| uk 49s: The Library Atlas George Philip & Son, 1973 |
| uk 49s: The University Atlas George Philip & Son, 1972 |
| uk 49s: Arbitration Between the United States and Sweden United States, 1932 |
| uk 49s: The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Passed in the ... [1807-69]. Great Britain, 1846 |
| uk 49s: Weekly Statistical Sugar Trade Journal , 1921 |
| uk 49s: Industrial Chemist and Chemical Manufacturer , 1929 |
| uk 49s: The Gas Engineer , 1915 |
| uk 49s: Parliamentary Debates Australia. Parliament, 1908 |
| uk 49s: The Gas Engineer's Magazine , 1914 |
| uk 49s: Fairplay , 1960 |
| uk 49s: Fairplay Weekly Shipping Journal , 1927 |
| uk 49s: Annual Statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom, with Commonwealth Countries and Foreign Countries Great Britain. H.M. Customs and Excise, 1927 |
| uk 49s: Abstracts on Money, Prices and Agriculture in the United Kingdom , 1655 |
| uk 49s: Shipbuilding & Shipping Record , 1919 |
| uk 49s: The Industrial Chemist and Chemical Manufacturer , 1929 |
| uk 49s: Shipping Practice - With a Consideration of the Law Relating Thereto Edward F. Stevens, 2013-01-29 A guide to the inner workings merchant shipping. Including chapters on chartering, how to handle captain and crew, registering with Lloyd's and learning to estimate cost. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork. |
| uk 49s: Yachting , 2002-10 |
| uk 49s: The Farmer's Magazine , 1878 |
| uk 49s: Remarks upon the Corn Laws of the United Kingdom of Great Britain REMARKS., 1828 |
| uk 49s: U.S. Foreign Agricultural Trade by Countries, Calendar Year , 1967 |
| uk 49s: U.S. Foreign Agricultural Trade by Countries , 1966 |
| uk 49s: Coach & Motor Body Builder for Australia and New Zealand , 1907 |
| uk 49s: Shipbuilding and Shipping Record , 1927 |
| uk 49s: Transactions Institute of Marine Engineers, 1958 Includes Annual report. |
| uk 49s: The London Corn Circular , 1909 |
| uk 49s: F-35 In Service Gerard Keijsper, 2024-11-30 A highly illustrated study of one of the most most lethal, survivable, and connected fighter jets in the world. The origins of the F-35 and the amazing challenges the industry had to be overcome go back to a still-secret NATO study that evaluated the vulnerability of air force bases in the West. This spurred development for Short Take off and Vertical Landing (STOVL) fighter aircraft. Only two aircraft with this capability actually entered service, the British Harrier and the Russian Yak-38. However, these aircraft lacked supersonic capability which made them vulnerable to faster fighters. So a program was initiated for a supersonic STOVL fighter – but the trail of unsuccessful efforts was long. NASA, as well as the defense Evaluation and Research Agency and private industry, studied advanced STOVL propulsion ideas but without tangible result. It was only when the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, at the request of the Marine Corps, issued study contracts for a supersonic STOVL fighter to American industry that real progress began to be made. It was Lockheed Martin that came up finally came up with a design that resulted in the remarkable F-35, also known as the Joint Strike Fighter. In this book, Gérard Keijsper explores the long and difficult journey that customers led to buying the Lockheed Martin F-35. Gérard reveals the story of the F-35 in service and why it is often described as an ‘international aircraft’. First flown on 15 December 2006, the F-35 achieved Initial Operational Capability with the US Marine Corps in July 2015, being followed soon after, in August 2016, by the USAF. The US Navy, meanwhile, reached this milestone in February 2019. Other nations that have since purchased the F-35 include the United Kingdom, for both the RAF and the Royal Navy, Israel, under which service the type undertook its first combat mission in 2018, Australia, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway, Japan, South Korea and Italy. There is also a long list of potential customers. This, then, is a fascinating and highly illustrated study of the F-35 in service which, in Lockheed Martin’s own words, is the most lethal, survivable, and connected fighter jet in the world. |
| uk 49s: Consolidated Accessions List Great Britain. Ministry of Public Building and Works. Library, 1956 |
| uk 49s: Annual Statement of the Trade of the United Kingdom with Foreign Countries and British Countries , 1928 |
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