Hurricane Hunters

"The Hurricane Hunters," by Ivan Ray Tannehill, explores the thrilling and vital world of weather reconnaissance and meteorological aviation. Delve into the history of hurricane research as these intrepid pilots and scientists brave the eye of the storm. This meticulously prepared edition allows readers to experience the early days of "hurricane hunters" and their crucial contributions to atmospheric science. Discover the development of aeronautics in meteorology, and understand the methods used to study and predict these powerful natural disasters. A classic text for anyone interested in the intersection of science, technology, and the raw power of nature.

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