As Yugoslav jets were flying above Yugoslav Air Force’s base in Cerklje, the ground personnel panicked – they were not even…
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Jaroslav Cabuk
Jaroslav Cabuk
Jaroslav Cabuk is a Slovak student who is undertaking Defense studies in Slovakia as well as Military and defense studies in Slovenia. His interests are mostly into the Eastern Europe aviation and aviation history, especially the region of V4 countries and Balkans. The military history of these regions were the main subjects of his University's works.
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During WWII a Slovak Air Force’s biplane pilot rescued a downed fellow pilot by carrying him on the bottom wing of his aircraft
František Brezina slid on the bottom wing but fortunately he managed to still hold the struts with his arms even though…
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Aviation HistoryMilitary Aviation
Air war over North Macedonia – how Ukrainian mercenary pilots fought against separatists
Mi-24V helicopters, piloted by foreign pilots, proved to be the most important air asset used in combat. After the conflict in…