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The Iconic F4U Corsair was Plagued by Troubles as carrier aircraft yet became Primary USMC Fighter during WWII
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Iconic F4U Corsair was Plagued by Troubles as carrier aircraft yet became Primary USMC Fighter during WWII
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William Cobb
Aug 22 2026
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When Kris Kristofferson stole a US Army helicopter and landed it in Johnny Cash’s yard
Jul 13 2026
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety
Suzanna, the Modified Iraqi Falcon 50 that almost sank USS Stark
Jun 13 2026
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Grumman F7F was to be called Tomcat but the name was refused as it connotated “feline promiscuity.” Thus, the F7F became the Tigercat.
Jun 3 2026
By
William Cobb
Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The Starfighter’s Worst Day: The two USAF F-104 pilots involved in Iron Hand escort missions that were Shot Down on the Same Day by North Vietnamese SAMs
May 25 2026
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation
The story of the DEFCON System and which levels US Forces have been in the Past
Aug 29 2024
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Aviation Humor / Military Aviation
The day Kris Kristofferson stole a US Army helicopter and landed it in Johnny Cash’s yard
Jun 27 2024
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
On the Eve of the Battle of Midway Legendary Naval Aviator Jimmy Thach had 27 F4F Wildcat fighters and was his Squadron’s Only Pilot
Jun 6 2024
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation
Happy Birthday to a Flying Legend: Remembering the first Phlight of the Phabulous Phantom
May 27 2024
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
America Strikes Back: the Doolittle Raid caused the Imperial Japanese Navy a tremendous loss of face. Here’s why.
Apr 17 2024
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Original Tomcat: Did you know the Grumman F7F Tigercat was originally to be named “Tomcat?”
Jul 9 2022
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Cold War Era / F-14 Tomcat / Military Aviation
Taming the Tomcat: test pilot in the F-14 Program tells the story of the “Great DLC Fight with Grumman” and explains why the Tomcat handled better at 15 than it did at 17 units AOA
Jul 7 2022
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of Robert Lee Scott, the P-40 pilot who waged a one-man war against Imperial Japan and became AVG commander when the unit became the 23rd Fighter Group
Jul 6 2022
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Cold War Era / F-14 Tomcat / Military Aviation
From Missileer to Tomcat: The saga of the development of the F-14 out of the ashes of the Joint Service F-111B program
Jul 1 2022
By
William Cobb
Cold War Era / MiG Killers / Military Aviation
We shed light on the Kill scored by Commander Emory Brown against a North Vietnamese MiG-21 (Brown was VF-84 CO when the Jolly Rogers did the flying scenes for the movie “The Final Countdown”)
Jun 27 2022
By
William Cobb
Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare
USS Connecticut near loss and the Year of Lost Subs. In 1968 four Submarines were lost: the French Minerve, the Israeli Dakar, the Soviet K-129 and the American USS Scorpion.
Jun 22 2022
By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The US Navy SBD Dauntless Dive Bombers’ strike and the momentum of Midway shift from the most powerful Carrier Task Force on Earth to a single remaining Imperial Japanese Navy Carrier
Jun 19 2022
By
William Cobb
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