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; Stapled wraps, 102 pages; Black & white photographs, color photographs, illustrations; Pages securely attached with no names, no marginalia; Pictorial cover with modest shelf & edge wear including three small 1/4 inch close-nicks; ......('Air International' is nicely illustrated with photographs, drawings, and has a variety of articles. The front cover features the Siai Marchetti S.211 prototype, which made its first flight on 10 April, 1981, and was one of the new aircraft seen at the Paris Air Show in June. Some of the included articles are: Airscene: The monthly round-up of news and background to the news, presented under section headings for Military Affairs, Aircraft and Industry, Civil Affairs and Civil & Military Contracts; New Roles for the F-15 Eagle: Roy Braybrook describes the status of the McDonnell Douglas F-15 programme, including production in Japan, sales to Israel and Saudi Arabia, and the development of the F-15 Stroke Eagle in the all-weather interdiction role; AMX, Italo-Brazilian Bantam Battler: Subject of a cooperative development programme by Aeritalia and Aermacchi in Italy and Embraer in Brazil, the AMX was in final stages of definition and full go-ahead was imminent, as the special report from Turin provided; Fighter A to Z: Continued the Air International encyclopaedia of the world's fighter aircraft from the HAL HF-24 Marut to the Halberstadt D IV; A Personal View From Roy Braybrook; New Aviation Literature Noted; Largely Pictorial Report on Maple Flag Seven, series of combat exercises held under auspices of the Canadian Armed Forces at Cold Lake, Alberta; Modelling comments-kits reviewed, colour profile of the North American Rockwell OV-10 Bronco.)

AIR INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE AIR INTERNATIONAL: AUGUST 1981, VOLUME 21, NO. 2 AVIATION-MAGAZINE-AIR INTERNATIONAL SIAI MARCHETTI S.211 PROTOTYPE F-15 EAGLE AMX ITALO-BRAZILIAN BANTAM BATTLER MAPLE FLAG SEVEN FIGHTER A-Z