The book "Pushers Volume I The Chronological Pictorial History of Early and PusherPuller Aircraft" is a comprehensive and visually stunning exploration of the development of aviation technology from its early beginnings to the present day. This volume one focuses on the pioneering years of flight, from the Wright brothers' first powered flight in 1903 to the end of World War II in 1945. It provides an in-depth look at the key figures, events, and aircraft that shaped the history of aviation, highlighting the significant milestones and innovations that have propelled the industry forward. The book is divided into six chapters, each focusing on a specific era in aviation history. Chapter one delves into the pre-flight era, discussing the experiments and inventions of the Wright brothers, Otto Lilienthal, and other early aviation pioneers. Chapter two examines the early days of military aviation, including the use of planes in World War I and the development of fighter and bomber aircraft. Chapter three explores the golden age of aviation, marked by the introduction of commercial airlines and the rise of passenger travel. Chapter four delves into the challenges faced during World War II, showcasing the technological advancements made during this pivotal period. Chapter five looks at the post-war era, where jet engines and supersonic flight were introduced, changing the face of aviation forever.

''