Aerodynamics of the Helicopter by Alfred Gessow and Garry C. Myers Jr. is a foundational text in the study of rotary-wing flight, offering an in-depth exploration of helicopter aerodynamics. This comprehensive work covers the principles of lift, drag, and thrust as they apply to helicopter design and performance, making it an essential resource for aerospace engineers, aviation enthusiasts, and students of aerodynamics. Written with precision and clarity, the book has stood the test of time as a valuable reference in the field of rotorcraft engineering.
 
This 1967 edition is in very good condition for its age, with only minor shelf wear. The previous owner’s name is inscribed on the front end page, adding a personal touch to this well-preserved and highly regarded technical book.