Chennault claire (31 resultados)

Soft cover. Condición: Very Good. "A brief history with recollections and comments by General Clair Lee Chennault." Saddle-stitched, 32 pages, photographs, with a portrait of Chennault on inside back cover by Jim Logan. Light soil on cover near spine, else fine. No date or pub info (date given here is a guess, but this is not the 50th anniversary program since this is 32 pages and that is 16.).…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. First. first edition; slight wear; name of previous owner on endpaper.

Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Condition: Good for Age. No Jacket. various {photography} (illustrator). This copy of the Second Impression has some light rubbing of the covers. All corners lightly bumped, board just starting to show. some shadowing of the endpapers. Interior text has yellowed with age, Poor spine small tear. Ex-Lib. No DJ, Sunned/shelfwear wear and tear. Richard Edes Harrison (ilustrador). …

Condición: Very Good. First US edition thus in publisher's original flat backed spine archive photographic illustrated card wrap covers (soft back). 8vo. 9'' x 6''. Contains 365 pp with monochrome archive photographs throughout. Cup ring marks to rear cover, slight sun fading to spine and in Very Good condition, no dust wrapper as issued. Member of the P.B.F.A. ISBN 1592287115 AMERICA [World War II].…

Condición: Good. Meets the good condition guidelines. Has wear. Five star seller - Buy with confidence. Richard Edes Harrison (ilustrador).

Hardcover. Condición: Good. No Jacket. Dust jacket missing. Shelf and handling wear to cover and binding, with general signs of previous use. Wear commensurate with age and use. Clean unmarked copy. Foxing visible across page edges. Light bumping visible to corners of boards and ends of spine strip. Light scuffing and smudging to boards and spine strip. Secure packaging for safe delivery. Richard Edes Harrison (ilustrador). …

Soft cover. 1st Edition. No date, published in either 1944 or early 1945. Original blue wraps, lightly worn. Internally clean, bright, and unmarked. A scarce booklet issued to new members of the Flying Tigers, with cartoon-style illustrations and maps, intending to serve as an introductory guidebook for members of the group.…

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good +. First. very nice copy; just a little wear to dust jacket extremities.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Fine. Limited Edition. Very rare copy, signed by the notable fighter pilot Tex Hill. Limited edition, numbered 231 of 1500 copies. Reprint of the 1949 first edition. Both the jacket and the buckram hardcover with very mild shelf and occasional wear. Interior crisp and unmarked. Inscribed by Author(s).…

Cloth Over Board. Condición: Good. Good (Protective cover). 2nd Edition. tight binding; clean pages; some wear and creasing around dust jacket edges; discoloring due to age Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 2nd Edition.

Hardcover. Condición: Good for Age. No Jacket. This copy of the Second Impression has some light rubbing of the covers. All corners lightly bumped, board just starting to show. Hinges and gutters are solid, some shadowing of the endpapers. Interior text has yellowed with age, binding tight. Occasional black and white photographic illustrations. various {photography} (ilustrador). …

Circa 1942, color photograph of General Chennault at his desk, in Kunming, wearing his "FLYING TIGER" uniform & patch signed in the photo, a copy of the original, sheet size: 28 x 21.5 cm., photo size 20.5 x 26.5 cm. VERY CLEAN OBSCURE *** . A lovely color photograph of General Claire Lee Chennault, commander of the A.V.G. [AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP] also known as the "FLYING TIGERS," [September 6,1893 -July 27, 1958], taken of him on duty in Kunming, Yunnan, China, ca. 1937-1945. . * Nicely done, glossy photograph, large size, suitable for framing and display. . * PLEASE NOTE: This is a !! COLOR COPY !! of an old original photograph, bearing his signature IN THE PHOTO, !! NOT !! AN ORIGINAL SIGNED PHOTOGRAPH ! . * REFERENCE.. …

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. First Edition. Green cloth, decorated in gilt. No additional printings. Illustrated with photographs. Map endpapers. To each of the endpapers there are a few old tape stains. To the front pastedown there is also a "49" in red grease pen. Very tight and without names or bookplates. The dust jacket is quite worn with chips to the spine ends and edges. There is a long split along the front flap fold, a 1" tear to the lower, front spine corner. A couple of old tape stains to the front and rear flaps. Price of $4.50 to the front flap. ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 375 pages.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. No Jacket. NAP. 375p. Leader of the Flying Tigers. Green cloth. Very Good Copy.

Hardcover. Condición: Near Fine. No Jacket. NAP. 375p. Leader of the Flying Tigers. Green cloth. Spine slightly sunned. Near Fine Copy.

green & gilt decorative full cloth hardcover 8vo. (octavo). no dustwrapper. vg+ / near fine cond. binding square & tight. covers have a few tiny spots, corners & spine topnbottom rubbed. pea sized brown spot on bottom edge, other edges clean. green topstain a little faded. couple of page corner creases, otherwise contents free of markings. nice clean copy. no library markings, store stamps, stickers, bookplates, no names, inking, underlining, remainder markings etc~. first edition. first printing (no additional printings indicated). deckled foredge. tutone endpaper maps. glossy b&w frontis. portrait. xxii+375p. 17 glossy b&w photo illustrations. 2 additional b&w maps. index. memoirs. autobiography. world history. history of china. sino~japanese war. flying tigers. american volunteer group. china~india~burma theatre. world war ii ~Without fear or favor the Flying Tiger shatters the conspiracy of silence surrounding the men, events and policies that have determined and are determining the fate of America and Asia. ~ "In 1949, Chennault published his memoirs, Way of a Fighter. The book covers his entire life but is especially detailed in recording his experience in China. The difficulties that he faced in modernizing fighter tactics, even in emphasizing airpower as a weapon, are clearly explained. His disagreements with and criticisms of the theater commander, General Joseph Stilwell, who was trained in the infantry and seen by Chennault as unappreciative of the capabilities of airpower, are a major portion of the memoirs. The book ends with his retirement from the Air Force and his return to China six months later to aid the nation's recovery." (thank you Wikipedia).…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Good. NAP. 375p. Leader of the Flying Tigers. In mylar. Fine/Good Copy.

Concord 1942, Atlantic. Blue original stiff wrappers, very good, minor spine wear, else solid, Article on Chennault and the Pacific War in China Against Japan, excellent full page photo of Chennault,20 x 27.3 cm. FIRST & ONLY RARE EDITION . *** **** *** . . WITH AN ARTICLE ON WW2 AMERICAN AIR POWER IN CHINA . , . MAJOR GENERAL CLAIRE L. CHENNAULT CREATOR & COMMANDER . . . OF THE "A.V.G." ["AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP"] . . . AND THE FAMOUS "FLYING TIGERS" OF CHINA & BURMA , . . TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER ARTICLE: . . . ON THE PHILIPPINES: SUBMARINE FROM CORREGIDOR . . MANILA GOES UNDER BY ELIZABETH E. SAYER . . * This is an exciting issue of the monthly magazine, covering two action packed articles on World War II in the Pacific and in China. . * The first article covers the war in China against the Japanese, the critical role of "FLYING TIGERS" led by Chennault opposing the Japanese air forces. With an excellent photo of Chennault. . * A second article on the fall of Manila. . Timely essays on the early period of the Pacific War. . *** CONDITION: The item is bound in the original publisher's blue stiff wrappers, the complete issue of the journal. . Solidly bound, with a bit of the usual edge & corner wear, a small square at upper right corner discolored, the content excellent, clean and firm. The spine is a bit rubbed as usual, nevertheless firm. . ***.…

Hardcover. Condición: Very Good. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Poor. 1st Edition. Green board covers solid, no bumped cornes but fading on spine, top and bottom front cover. Gold decoration on front and gold title box bright. Endpaper maps designed by Richard Edes Harrison are clean although slightly faded with age. Deckled fore edges. Dust jacket is present but chipped badly and missing pieces on spine. Maj.Gen Chennault commanded the Flying Tigers. Quite a few B&W pics.Binding tight, sound for reading. Priced according to condition.…

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. No Jacket. 2d. 375p. Leader of the Flying Tigers. Red cloth. Fine Copy.

Hardcover. Condición: Fine. Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. 1st. 1st ed. NAP. 375p. Photos. Maps. Leader of the Flying Tigers. Green cloth. Some page edge foxing. Jacket price clipped. Small chip in jacket spine. In mylar. Fine/Very Good Copy. Book.

HARDCOVER GREEN. Condición: GOOD. small bookplate on inside of front board, illustrated with B & W photographs, good tight binding, darkened spine, illustrated end papers DATE PUBLISHED: 1949 EDITION: 375.

Broadside. Condición: Very Good. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. 6 poetry broadsides, loose as issued in publisher's pale gray paper portfolio. One of 100 copies from Human Press. 6 single leaves printed recto only, measuring 8.5 x 11 inches. Printed letterpress in 2 colors on cream stock. Very Good.

[Washington D.C. 1951, Acme Telepoto. A period black & white press photograph, 23 x 18 cm., with printed caption, very clean & bright example, back stamped 5.20.49 fall of China to the communists. THE RARE FIRST & ONLY EDITION . *** . . . . * Caption continue: "Where he [Chennault] is shown above, discussing the Chinese situation with Sen. [senator] Harry F. Byrd, left & Sen. Millart Tydings, center, chairman of the committee. Acme Telephoto." . * A superbly clear & clean photograph of Chennault in civilian clothing meeting with the senators, all three men are looking over a map of China. Chennault holds a fountain pen and points to a place on the map. . *** An excellent example of Chennault in 1951. In July 1958, he died of lung cancer. . *** Color photos are posted to our web site. . *** CONDITION: The item is flawless, with an old newspaper pencil scribbled note on the back, which has been erased in the distant past, now illegible, otherwise the back is clean. . *** Chennault was the creator and commander of the A.V.G. ["AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP"] of about 300 men who went to China to fight against the Japanese in the 1939-40's period. The group was later brought into the U.S. ARMY AIR CORPS, by then they were known throughout the world as the famous "FLYING TIGERS." . *** See our website for a substantial number of A.V.G. & "FLYING TIGERS items by their members and many about them as well. . ***. …

[Geneva 1977, Edito-Service], & [Pacific Trading 1992.]. Two superb photo cards, each like NEW condition,UNUSED, first is 12 x 12.4 cm., 2nd is 6.3 x 8.9 cm., with text on backs of each, #1 from 1944; #2 1941-42. FIRST & ONLY RARE EDITIONS . *** **** *** . . TWO SUPERB PHOTOS OF THE COMMANDER OF THE "A.V.G." AKA . . . THE "FLYING TIGERS" OF WORLD WAR 2 IN CHINA & BURMA . * Historic photo cards of Major General Chennault founder of the most effective and responsible for the most Japanese Imperial Air Force planes shot down in World War 2. . Chennault's "A.V.G." ["AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP"] later to be known as the world famous "FLYING TIGERS" shot down more than 300 enemy planes. . * Chennault was awarded the DFC [Distinguished Flying Cross] for his fighter shooting down Japanese aircraft over Kunming, China, his headquarters, in 1941-42. His commander, General George Wedemeyer presents the medal. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *.…

Estado de la sobrecubierta: Very Good. First Edition. Hardback A 1949 First Edition The Memoirs of Claire Lee Chennault Major General US Army Edited by Robert Hotz Overall a very good copy of the memoirs of the American Aviator who led The Flying Tigers This copy complete with its dust jacket Underneath lie green cloth baords with titles in gilt to the spine Maps to the endpapers and several photographic images throughout The dust jacket shows minor edge wear with fading to the spine otherwise it is clean and bright The pages within are free of any marks foxing or inscriptions pp xxii 375 This book chronicles the authors fight against Japanese Forces the development of innovative aerial tactics and intense conflicts with US military leadership Offering a controversial firsthand account of the war in Asianbsp. book.…

First Edition. Hardcover, very good with light shelf wear, offsetting to endpaper from old clippings laid in, in quite good edge worn and slightly rubbed dustjacket.

[Des Moines] 1942, Look.Stiff pictorial wrappers,color photo of Maj. General Chennault on the cover, very good minor rubs large format: 26.8 x 34.1 cm., 1 b.w. photo & article, 82p., loaded with color, b.w. photos. * * FIRST & ONLY EDITION * * . *** **** *** . . GENERAL CLAIRE CHENNAULT MAKES THE COVER OF LOOK MAGAZINE . . . NOVEMBER 1943 ISSUE, WITH AN INTERVIEW . * A full page color photo of Maj. General Claire L. Chennault adorns the front cover, it was taken by Ralph Morgan, of International News Photos. . Chennault is the founder of the "A.V.G." ["AMERICAN VOLUNTEER GROUP"] later known as the famous heroes "FLYING TIGERS" who severely 'killed' many Japanese Imperial Air Force airplanes over Burma & China in World War II. . *** ARTICLE ON CHENNAULT AND FIGHTING THE JAPANESE: Page 16 has a half-page article and b.w. photo of Maj. General Chennault and members of his 14th Air force in China. . Article title: " GENERAL CHENNAULT CHIEF OF THE 14TH AIR FORCE IN CHINA, HE IS DEATH ON WINGS TO THE JAPANESE." . Question & comments put to Chennault: What he doesn't like about civilians; A hero comes home to Manhattan from North Africa; How long will it take to defeat Japan? What moves will best defeat Japan? . *** OTHER ARTICLES: America eats; Lord Louis Mountbatten; Pat Hall of Lil Abner; The Russian Army's secret weapons; Olsen and Johnson make a movie; Eight men on two rafts; Northwestern's Otto Graham of football; Gloria Nord of Roller Skating; Maurice Rocco; Kostelanetz; Sperry Gunsight. . *** LOOK MAGAZINE came out every other week on Tuesday. It was started by John Cowles in 1937 as a competitor to Life Magazine. He got the idea for the magazine from Henry Luce [founder of LIFE Magazine] who invited him to his office to look at various names for a new picture magazine he was going to bring out. . On the wall of Luce's office were various dummy covers with different names. One of the names was "LOOK." It gave John Cowles an idea and a number of months later he debuted his magazine. . *** Color photos are posted to our website. . *** CONDITION: This is the original complete issue, with original color photo of Chennault on the front cover. It is as usual a bit scuffed, spine, corners a bit worn, contents are pristine, a far and above average example. The complete issue . *.…

New York 1949, Putnam. Green cloth,375p.,end paper maps,b.w. frontis of Chennault,18 b.w.photos, 14 x 22 cm.,very bright, clean & solid copy, excellent bit worn dustjacket in Mylar protector, top edge worn,2nd imp.RARE FIRST ORIGINAL EDITION . *** **** *** . . THIS IS THE R A R E ORIGINAL FIRST EDITION 1949 . . . WRITTEN BY CHENNAULT, EDITED BY ROBERT HOTZ . . . IT CONTAINS CHENNAULT'S FIVE PAGE FOREWORD . . . LAVISHLY ILLUSTRATED WITH 18 ORIGINAL WAR PHOTOGRAPHS . . . & THREE COMBAT ZONE AREA MAPS . * This superb book covers the thoughts, plans and tactics Chennault employed against the Japanese air forces. His tactics were taught to his pilots, and were ultimately a major part of American success over the larger and stronger Japanese air force. . Chennault wrote a stunning five page "Foreword" to this book in January, 1949, Shanghai, just after the defeat of the Japanese. His warnings about allowing the Communists to take over China were far ahead of 'his times' and not heeded by the U.S. Government, in the end, America 'lost China' a staunch old ally after World War II. . *** GENERAL CLARE LEE CHENNAULT [1893-1958]: Chennault was known as the "father" of the "A.V.G." ["American Volunteer Group"], later commonly called the "FLYING TIGERS." . *** INVITED TO VISIT CHINA AND ASSESS THE CHINESE AIR FORCE BY MME. CHIANG: . Major General Claire Lee Chennault was an advisor to Chiang Kai-shek's Chinese Air Force in 1937. Mme. Chiang asked Chennault to create a new air force composed of American fliers, inviting them to come to China and oppose the overwhelming Japanese air force. . Chennault agreed and established the "A.V.G." consisting of some 100 all American volunteer pilots & support members in 1941. Later after their success against the superior and overwhelming Japanese air forces, they we called the "Flying Tigers" by the Chinese. . In 1942 they turned back elite Japanese air forces invading China in the "CBI" ["China Burma & India"] Theaters of war, the first defeat of Japanese solely by American air power. . *** CHENNAULT'S MILITARY CAREER: Chennault attended Louisiana State University between 1909 and 1910 and received ROTC training (Claire). He learned to fly in the Air Service during World War I, remained in the service after it became the Air Corps in 1926, and became Chief of Pursuit Section at Air Corps Tactical School in the 1930s. Poor health and disputes with superiors led Chennault to resign from the service in 1937. He then joined a small group of American civilians training Chinese airmen and served as "air adviser" to Kuomintang (KMT) Nationalist Government leader Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and his wife, Soong May-ling, during the Sino-Japanese War [1937-1945]. Chennault participated in planning operations and observed the Chinese Air Force in combat from a Curtiss Hawk 75. In this period, he would organize the International Squadron. . *** "FLYING TIGERS" Chennault's "A.V.G." ["American Volunteer Group."] later and much better known as the "FLYING TIGERS" began training in Kunming, S.W. China in August 1941 and fought the Japanese for six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor in Burma. . Chennault's three squadrons used P-40s and his tactics of "defensive pursuit" to guard the Burma Road, Rangoon and other strategic locations in Southeast Asia and western China against Japanese forces. Chennault made a great contribution by training the first-generation Chinese fighter pilots. . *** "FLYING TIGERS" were formally incorporated into the United States Army Air Forces in 1942. Prior to that, Chennault had rejoined the Army with the rank of colonel. He was later promoted to brigadier and then major general, commanding the Fourteenth Air Force. . *** CHINA-BURMA-INDIA THEATER [CBI]: The neutrality of this article is disputed. Please see the discussion on the talk page. (December 2007) Please do not remove this message until the dispute is resolved. . * Throughout the war Chennault was engaged in a bitter dispu.…

New York 1949, Putnam. Green cloth, 375p., end paper maps, b.w. frontis of Chennault, 18 b.w.photos, 14 x 22 cm.,a very bright, clean & solid copy, excellent bit worn dust jacket, in Mylar protector, clipped. * RARE FIRST ORIGINAL EDITION * . *** **** *** . . THIS IS THE R A R E ORIGINAL FIRST EDITION 1949 . . . WRITTEN BY CHENNAULT, EDITED BY ROBERT HOTZ . . . IT CONTAINS CHENNAULT'S FIVE PAGE FOREWORD . . . LAVISHLY ILLUSTRATED WITH 18 ORIGINAL WAR PHOTOGRAPHS . . . & THREE COMBAT ZONE AREA MAPS . * This superb book covers the thoughts, plans and tactics Chennault employed against the Japanese air forces. His tactics were taught to his pilots, and were ultimately a major part of American success over the larger and stronger Japanese air force. . Chennault wrote a stunning five page "Foreword" to this book in January, 1949, Shanghai, just after the defeat of the Japanese. His warnings about allowing the Communists to take over China were far ahead of 'his times' and not heeded by the U.S. Government, in the end, America 'lost China' a staunch old ally after World War II. . *** GENERAL CLARE LEE CHENNAULT [1893-1958]: Chennault was known as the "father" of the "A.V.G." ["American Volunteer Group"], later commonly called the "FLYING TIGERS." . *** INVITED TO VISIT CHINA AND ASSESS THE CHINESE AIR FORCE BY MME. CHIANG: . Major General Claire Lee Chennault was an advisor to Chiang Kai-shek's Chinese Air Force in 1937. Mme. Chiang asked Chennault to create a new air force composed of American fliers, inviting them to come to China and oppose the overwhelming Japanese air force. . Chennault agreed and established the "A.V.G." consisting of some 100 all American volunteer pilots & support members in 1941. Later after their success against the superior and overwhelming Japanese air forces, they we called the "Flying Tigers" by the Chinese. . In 1942 they turned back elite Japanese air forces invading China in the "CBI" ["China Burma & India"] Theaters of war, the first defeat of Japanese solely by American air power. . *** CHENNAULT'S MILITARY CAREER: Chennault attended Louisiana State University between 1909 and 1910 and received ROTC training (Claire). He learned to fly in the Air Service during World War I, remained in the service after it became the Air Corps in 1926, and became Chief of Pursuit Section at Air Corps Tactical School in the 1930s. Poor health and disputes with superiors led Chennault to resign from the service in 1937. He then joined a small group of American civilians training Chinese airmen and served as "air adviser" to Kuomintang (KMT) Nationalist Government leader Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek and his wife, Soong May-ling, during the Sino-Japanese War [1937-1945]. Chennault participated in planning operations and observed the Chinese Air Force in combat from a Curtiss Hawk 75. In this period, he would organize the International Squadron. . *** "FLYING TIGERS" Chennault's "A.V.G." ["American Volunteer Group."] later and much better known as the "FLYING TIGERS" began training in Kunming, S.W. China in August 1941 and fought the Japanese for six months after the attack on Pearl Harbor in Burma. . Chennault's three squadrons used P-40s and his tactics of "defensive pursuit" to guard the Burma Road, Rangoon and other strategic locations in Southeast Asia and western China against Japanese forces. Chennault made a great contribution by training the first-generation Chinese fighter pilots. . *** "FLYING TIGERS" were formally incorporated into the United States Army Air Forces in 1942. Prior to that, Chennault had rejoined the Army with the rank of colonel. He was later promoted to brigadier and then major general, commanding the Fourteenth Air Force. . *** CHINA-BURMA-INDIA THEATER [CBI]: The neutrality of this article is disputed. Please see the discussion on the talk page. (December 2007) Please do not remove this message until the dispute is resolved. . * Throughout the war Chennault was engaged in a bitter disput.…