Soviet Naval Aviation: 1946-1991 Hardcover – September 13, 2013

Great book on the subject of Soviet Naval Aviation (SNA) airplanes and deployment units. It also covers the Soviet Navy aircraft carrier development and the associated airplanes. Lots of photos to accompany the text. Covers airplanes and weapons (primarily air - to - surface missiles). I got the impression that the author is nostalgic for the old Glory days of the USSR and its military power: there are quite a few references to the Main Enemy or the Potential Adversaries.

This is a great one-stop book for a good overview of Soviet Naval aviation. After the review by F. Stop Fitzgerald, I have nothing to add of any substance about the subject itself. This book is typical of Mr.Gordon. After reading it, you may want to buy more of his work.

Read Frieman's "Defending the Fleet" alongside this book for the USN view of Soviet naval aviation.

A well documented and illustrated history of the Soviet Navy's air arm. The illustrations, bot photographic and those by artists are of very high quality.

Yefim’s quality is present in this Cold War chapter of Naval Aviation in the Soviet Union.

This author never deceived with the writings of his books,including many rares pictures.I have in my aviation collection most of his books.I'm always waiting for his next one.Highly recommended.Gary

Gave it as a XMAS gift to my Daa U.S. Naval Aviator from 1943 To 1965. Said as a Cold War Aviator, he loved it.

A piece of art.