Aviation Week & Space Technology: The Shuttle 51-L Loss, Vol 124 Number 5

McGraw Hill Publishing New York, 1986 Feb 3. First Edition. Softcover. Very Fine/--. 10 3/4 H x 8 1/4 W x 1/8 inch. NON SMOKING STORE. My listing includes PHOTO OF ACTUAL BOOK for sale. Book VERY FINE/ Covers Fine. Book NEVER OPENED. Side stapled. Coated stock. Covers are colour photo front, lettering black/red/yellow, colour ad back. Front cover is flat, clean, bright, no rips, two bent corner tips restored flat, one slight vertical spine crease beside spine on half of spine, minor edge wear, no scratches, no stains, subscription label. The spine is clean with a tiny chip on top with paper still in place and very slight edge wear. Back cover is flat, clean, bright, no rips, no bent corners, one slight vertical crease 1 1/2 inch long near spine, no scratches, no stains, has two small round shadows of finger tips when it was held. Page edges slightly sunned. Inside of book is tight, clean, clear, bright, flat. Colour and black/white photos, tables, etc. The Challenger Disaster - Shuttle Destroyed, Killing Crew Manned Space Flights Halted; Challenger Lost While Leaving Region Of Maximum Stress; Search Continues For Shuttle Debris Off Coast Of Florida, Budget Law Restrains Congress On Decision To Fund Fifth Orbiter; Defense Department Examines Options For Its High-Priority Launches Following Loss Of Challenger; Europeans Measuring Impact On Long-Term Space Policy, Interim Team Formed To Review Accident Investigation Procedures, Britain Will Consider Increasing Unmanned Launcher Capacity Following Accident; Some Major Structural Components For Fifth Orbiter Are Available, 51-L Was Challenger’s Tenth Mission, And Many Other Articles.