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  • Capelotti, Peter J.

    Verlag: KSCE - S.P. Korolev Space Corporation Energia, Kaliningrad, Russia, 1994

    Anbieter: Antiquariat Lindbergh, Mörfelden-Walldorf, Deutschland

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    Softcover, large format. Zustand: very good condition. bilanguage edition in russian and english language - - About the history and technology of space flight in Russia, focussed onto the role of the S.P. Korolev Space Corporation Energia, which build along other space hardware the MIR Space Staion, the russian components of the ISS, the Soyus spacecraft, the massive Energia booster and the Space Shuttle "Buran". - - The S.P. Korolev Space Corporation Energia is the organisation founded by rocket pioneer S.P. Korolev in 1946 as Special Design Bureau Number 1 (OKB-1) . 128 p. many photos, illustrations, cut-aways and 3-side-views.

  • Capelotti, Peter J.

    Verlag: Pictorial Histories Publishing Company, Missoula, Montana, 1995

    Anbieter: Antiquariat Lindbergh, Mörfelden-Walldorf, Deutschland

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    Softcover, large format. Zustand: very good condition. "First Edition. First Printing. - - "Peter Capelotti's book on the S-38 has a special meaning for me, because it was on the S-38 that I had my first flight. I was perhaps seven or eight years of age, and the details are long forgotten. I do remember that my father sat in the co-pilot's seat, and I on his lap. The pilot's seat was occupied by the colorful chief test pilot of Sikorsky Aircraft, Captain Boris "Bob" Sergievsky. I remember the aircraft rolling down the seaplane ramp into the Housatonic River in Stratford, Connecticut. I remember that the water came up pretty close to the cockpit window as we taxied out but since all was calm in the cockpit, I assumed this was normal. - As the engines went to full power, the noise was exciting. The spray across the windshield suddenly stopped and we were in the air. It all happened so quickly, that I was unaware we were flying until I noticed the water was below us. It was a wonderful feeling to sit on Dad's lap and look out the window at the world that was suddenly so vast and beautiful. - As I said, the details are long forgotten, but the snapshot-like fragments are still fresh in my mind. - To me, the S-38 will always be associated with my first brief flight. To my father, Igor Sikorsky, I believe the S-38 meant a great deal more. It was, after all, the first commercial success for the small and struggling Company in America. It laid the foundation for the later creation of the great Sikorsky "Clipper" ships for Pan American Airways and so many other airlines and private owners around the world. In ist day, it was the highest-performing amphibian in the world. - I am pleased and thankful that Mr. Capelotti has written this book about an aircraft so dear to two generations of Sikorskys." - SERGEI SIKORSKY, Stratford, Connecticut" 82 p. many rare photos, illustrations and 3-side-views.