Here are the books ... from 69 kopecks. ...
− ANRI,
15 years ago,
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I remember 30 years ago I was still a book "technique and tactics of soaring flight" ... She drew from first knowledge of meteorology. Weather forecast for "tomorrow" since I do not listen - look at the sky ...
− ANRI,
15 years ago,
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Yes, I agree with you, this book was truly one of the best.
− isc,
15 years ago,
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Seriously? But it (oh lord!) The same was in Russian! How do you it in my hands, it took all ...
− ilyatim,
15 years ago,
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5
The correct book! According to her, and studied aviameteo. I do not think that with the advent of codes, natural laws have changed ...
− 1941,
15 years ago,
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5
Another book extends the knowledge simmer. Thank you!
− Curl64,
15 years ago,
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That's the way it is, but modern simmer, as the pilot still on this increasingly requires modern literature in English. And there's no getting around it.
− isc,
15 years ago,
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Why do Russian people need such literature in English? What would first translate it into Russian and then to read?
− ilyatim,
15 years ago,
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To properly carry out international operations in a foreign language technology in the amount of free reading of aviation literature without a dictionary to know at least out of respect for themselves, not to mention the professionalism of the pilot.
− isc,
15 years ago,
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I understand it, but why exactly this book in English??
− ilyatim,
15 years ago,
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And then English, and this book? ISC, then go teach Latin to the names of clouds in the original understanding. All teach meteorology in their native language.
− Jhenya,
15 years ago,
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