The multi-author Stringbags closes the book section. Its cartoons and drawings make this an unusually visual aviation history. A large aircrew photograph prompts a closer look at how many people supported the aircraft represented on the page. The book also contains enough research to make the artwork more than decoration, even where its judgment on the Fairey Fulmar may provoke debate. The watch point is useful for readers who want naval-aviation history delivered through visual storytelling.
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Stringbags as an illustrated naval-aviation history
Stringbags combines cartoons, drawings, group photographs, and research into an accessible visual treatment of Fleet Air Arm aircraft and people.