The book, Wordsworth Color Handbooks: Fighter Aircraft represents a pictorial review of major post World War II fighter aircraft.  As the author points out in this book, the development since the latter part of World War II of the fighting Jet has made it potentially the most dominant factor in the outcome of the modern battlefield.  It combines devastating attack capability with high speed and maneuverability.  This book tells the story of this sophisticated "high-tech" war machine and includes the following sections: 1) The First Jet Fighters; 1) Korea; 3) A Fighter Without Guns; 4) Towards A Faster More Versatile Fighter; 5) The Indo-Pakistan Wars; 6) Vietnam; 7) The Arab-Israeli Wars; 8) Faster And Higher; 9) Back To The Middle East; 10) Desrt Storm; 11) Into The Twenty-First Century and 12) Index.  This book includes the following features: 1) 58 color photographs; 2) 18 vintage black and white photographs and 3) 6 illustrations.  This book is 96 pages and is in excellent condition.  The author is Darek Avery.  Edition published in 1994.