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Copies of 71 photos of the Polikarpov U-2/Po-2 aircraft.
From Wikipedia: The Polikarpov Po-2 (also U-2 before 1944, for its initial uchebnyy, 'training', role as a flight instruction aircraft) was an all-weather multirole Soviet biplane, nicknamed Kukuruznik (Russian: Кукурузник,[N 1] NATO reporting name "Mule"). The reliable, uncomplicated design of the Po-2 made it an ideal trainer aircraft, as well as doubling as a low-cost ground attack, aerial reconnaissance, psychological warfare and liaison aircraft during war, proving to be one of the most versatile light combat types to be built in the Soviet Union. As of 1978, it remained in production for a longer period of time than any other Soviet-era aircraft.
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Copies of 100 photos of the Nanchang CJ-6 aircraft.
A copy of the Taylor Aerocar Article from the Aviation Week magazine of September 6, 1954.
A copy of the Smithsonian publication Air and Space The National Air and Space Museum Story of Flight.
A copy of the McDonnell Aircraft produced video of the companies first 25 years in business.
A copy of the Army Aviation Article from the May 1962 Flying Magazine.(Vol 70, No 5)
A copy of the booklet, The Birth of the Missile: The Secrets of Peenemünde" by Klee and Merk. Dated 1965.
A copy of the U. S. Air Force Museum Brochure from circa 1985.-01.jpg)
Richard Powers expanded and detailed his XF-85 article (Listed below) into a treatise on parasite aircraft for the Fall 1973 issue of the American Aviation Historical Society. Excellent article with great photos and captions. A lot of work went into this article! (Monstro is the name of the Boeing EB-29B that carried the XF-85).
A poor copy of The McDonnell XF-85 Goblin History by Richard Powers. Has all the facts and linage of this aircraft. Great article!
Copies of the Lockheed Constellation aircraft Photos.
Copies of 33 McDonnell company photos of the XF-85 aircraft.
A very nice booklet on world Rockets and Missiles.
A copy of Janes All the Worlds Aircraft 1996-1997 edition. 
A copy of the latest free Wingleader Magazine, Issue 11.
A copy of the The Hurricane Pocket Manual. All marks in service 1939-1945. Dated 2016.
A copy of The Spitfire Pocket Manual. For all marks in service from 1939-1945. Dated 2010.
A copy of the McDonnell F2H Banshee Introduction Booklet-02.jpg)
A copy of the U-2C and U-2F Flight Manual, AF(C)-1-1, dated 15 Oct 1968.
A copy of Red Eagles: America’s Secret Migs. 
A copy of the RAF Museum Spitfire V Manual, Vol 1. Official Air Publication for the Spitfire F.VA, F.VB, F.VC, LF.VB and LF.VC, 1941-45 (R.A.F.Museum). January 1, 1976
McDonnell report number B425, dated January 12 1965. This report investigates the desired position on the F-4D Phantom II aircraft for a gun module. Credit: Greater St. Louis Air and Space Museum
A copy of the C-17A Loadmaster III Design and Development Brochure. Dated Oct 2012. Lots of photos and diagrams!
A July 15 1979 edition of the Navair 01-245FDC-1 RF-4B NATOPS Manual. This May 1 1985 change notice document contains all the operating and performance data for the RF-4B Phantom II aircraft.
A copy of the U.S Air Force By Bernard Fitzsimons, dated circa 1988.
A copy of the 1990-91 Jane's All The World's Aircraft book. One of the main references in the aviation industry.
A copy of the 1967-68 Jane's All The World's Aircraft book. One of the main references in the aviation industry.
A copy of the Jane's World Aircraft Recognition Guide, dated 1995. A standard in the field!
A copy of the Janes Vintage Aircraft Recognition Guide, dated 2005. Lot’s of info!-01.jpg)
A copy of the Jane's World Aircraft Recognition Handbook, dated 1992. A standard in the field!
A copy of Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1958-59. The iconic aircraft "bible" for 2011 & 2012.
A copy of Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1958-59. The iconic aircraft "bible" for 1958 & 1959.
A copy of Jane's All the World's Aircraft 1953-54. 
Copies of photos and other info on the Focke Wulf-200 aircraft.
A copy of the McDonnell F-101B Aero Summary Flight Test Data Chapters 1-4. Report No.ASR-33. Dated Oct 12 1962. Credit: Irfan S. Hokan-01.jpg)
A copy of the 1945 Aircraft of the Fighting Powers–Vol 7..jpg)
Copies of (81) Cessna A-37 Dragonfly Photos.-01.jpg)
A copy of the 1945 Aircraft of the Fighting Powers–Vol 6.
A copy of a wonderful book on the early Lightning Bugs and other Reconnaissance Drones. Dated 1982. Lots of good photos and info.
Thomas R. Woodford also sent this report on the Have Drill/Have Ferry Tactical Evaluation. Dated 2003. Lots of photos!
I received this note from the author, Thomas R. Woodford “The HAVE DOUGHNUT briefing you just posted is incomplete. Someone posted it to the internet long ago and left off every comparison after the F-4. I gave that briefing up at EAA Airventure Oshkosh in 2000 I think. Attached is a pdf of the full briefing that includes covering more fighters and bombers vs. the MiG-21.”
This manual prescribes operating procedures for B-1 aircraft under most circumstances. Air Force Manual afman11-2b-1v3. Dated December 14 2020. 
From Wikipedia: “Have Doughnut was the name of a Defense Intelligence Agency project whose purpose was to evaluate and exploit a MiG-21 "Fishbed-E" that the United States Air Force acquired in 1967 from Israel. Israel acquired the aircraft as the result of its Operation Diamond when, on August 16, 1966, Iraqi Air Force pilot Capt. Munir Redfa, in a defection pre-arranged by the Israeli Mossad intelligence agency, flew it to Israel during a training flight. In this multi-service project, Air Force and United States Navy pilots evaluated the MiG-21, redesignated as the "YF-110", in a variety of situations. The aircraft was referred to as "The Doughnut" due to the doughnut-shaped intake at the aircraft nose; this led to the project name "Have Doughnut". The inability of the Navy to disseminate the results of this highly classified project to combat pilots was part of the impetus to create the United States Navy Fighter Weapons School. The Have Doughnut tests were conducted at Groom Lake. A similar project occurred a year later known as Have Drill, which used a MiG-17 Fresco acquired in the same manner.”-Owner-s-Workshop-Manual-01.jpg)
A copy of the McDonnell Douglas FA-18 Hornet and Super Hornet 1978 Onwards (all marks) Owner's Workshop Manual. Dated 2017. A great manual of the background and info about the McDonnell Douglas FA-18 Hornet and Super Hornet aircraft.
A copy of the Historic Aircraft and Spacecraft in the Cradle of Aviation Museum booklet. Dated 2001. The Cradle of Aviation Museum is an aerospace museum located in the East Garden City section of Uniondale, New York on Long Island, established to commemorate Long Island's part in the history of aviation.
A copy of an earlier work written by Clive E. Davis detailing various Air Force and military missiles. Dated 1959. Lots of good text and photos.
A copy of short;but, very nice article from -145312.jpg)
Copies of info on the Thirtieth Phantom II, number F-4A 145312. This aircraft was thought for a long time to not have any photos ever taken of it’s short life!
A copy of the WWII World Aircraft Recognition Manual. Dated June 1956.
