"History of US Naval Aviation - Now Online" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	06 Nov 2015 5:28 a.m. PST
The Navy released online Nov. 4, its recently-published, two-volume history of U.S. naval aviation. United States Naval Aviation 1910-2010 by Mark L. Evans and Roy A. Grossnick (2015, ISBN 978-0-945274-87-2, hardback, two volumes) is the Naval History and Heritage Command's fourth update to the original history which was initiated in 1960. That first issue celebrated the first 50 years of United States naval aviation and this two-volume set commemorates the centenary. Previous editions have proved an invaluable first-stop research tool to aviation, naval and military historians. This latest update breaks U.S. naval aviation history into two volumes: Chronology and Statistics. Both have greatly increased content over the previous version beyond simply including years not previously covered. New and expanded research makes these the definitive volumes on U.S. naval aviation's first century… link
TheBeast	06 Nov 2015 11:05 a.m. PST
Excellent announcement, but the real news is how many other interesting pubs are available, especially under Recent Publications. link Thanks, Bill! Doug
Marshal Amherst	11 Nov 2015 6:38 p.m. PST
Are Samuel Eliot Morison's official histories available in digital form yet?

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