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Supersonic Victor! The story of the RAF strategic bomber that dived out of control from 46,000 to 16,000 feet in 20 seconds
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
Supersonic Victor! The story of the RAF strategic bomber that dived out of control from 46,000 to 16,000 feet in 20 seconds
The story of when a RAF Sunderland and a German U-boat destroyed each other
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of when a RAF Sunderland and a German U-boat destroyed each other
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RAF Tornado Navigator recalls when his Tonka was stenciled with an F-117 zap after it made an emergency landing at Tonopah AFB, home of the then top-secret Nighthawk
Cold War Era / Military Aviation
RAF Tornado Navigator recalls when his Tonka was stenciled with an F-117 zap after it made an emergency landing at Tonopah AFB, home of the then top-secret Nighthawk
The story of the RAF Phantom crew that jokingly requested fuel from an Argentine Air Force KC-130 flying over the Falklands
Aviation History / Aviation Humor / Cold War Era / Military Aviation
The story of the RAF Phantom crew that jokingly requested fuel from an Argentine Air Force KC-130 flying over the Falklands
The story behind this photo of a BAe Test Pilot flying a Tornado with the canopy off
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The story behind this photo of a BAe Test Pilot flying a Tornado with the canopy off
On the night of Nov. 14, 1940 Conventry was flattened by 552 Luftwaffe aircraft that dropped 535 tons of bombs. Yet, Coventrians morale recovered quickly.
Aviation History / Military Aviation
On the night of Nov. 14, 1940 Conventry was flattened by 552 Luftwaffe aircraft that dropped 535 tons of bombs. Yet, Coventrians morale recovered quickly.
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RAF Phantom Pilot recalls when he and his navigator along with their wingman Shadowed two Soviet Bears over France because French fighters were grounded for Bastille Day celebrations
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation
RAF Phantom Pilot recalls when he and his navigator along with their wingman Shadowed two Soviet Bears over France because French fighters were grounded for Bastille Day celebrations
Target Port Stanley: the Compelling Story of Black Buck 1 Mission, the first RAF Vulcan Raid during the Falklands War
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation
Target Port Stanley: the Compelling Story of Black Buck 1 Mission, the first RAF Vulcan Raid during the Falklands War
Sponsored by: Osprey Publishing
The Me 163 that intercepted a Spitfire PR XI but failed to engage because the rocket powered fighter ran out of fuel just as its pilot was about to commence his attack
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Me 163 that intercepted a Spitfire PR XI but failed to engage because the rocket powered fighter ran out of fuel just as its pilot was about to commence his attack
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Cool Video shows RAF C-130 Hercules retirement Flypast Through Mach Loop
Military Aviation
Cool Video shows RAF C-130 Hercules retirement Flypast Through Mach Loop
The story of the most famous ejection from a RAF Lightning interceptor
Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The story of the most famous ejection from a RAF Lightning interceptor
The RAF could soon retire the C-130J and replacing it with the A400M - A move that would put SAS soldiers at risk
Military Aviation
RAF to bid farewell to the Mighty Hercules with a flypast that will take place across all four nations of the UK
The story of the “Messerspit:” when Germans fitted a Spitfire with a DB 605A, they found it was better than the Merlin Version.
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of the “Messerspit:” when Germans fitted a Spitfire with a DB 605A, they found it was better than the Merlin Version.
The Spitfire Mk.XIV (and not the P-51D) was the best piston-engined fighter of WWII in Europe even according to Adolf Galland. Here’s why.
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The Spitfire Mk.XIV (and not the P-51D) was the best piston-engined fighter of WWII in Europe even according to Adolf Galland. Here’s why.
Sponsored by: Mortons Books
The Story of when Ford UK Refused to Build Rolls Royce Merlin Engines because the Tolerances Rolls Royce allowed were Looser than Ford was Willing to Work With
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The Story of when Ford UK Refused to Build Rolls Royce Merlin Engines because the Tolerances Rolls Royce allowed were Looser than Ford was Willing to Work With
Here are some cool night photos of the Panavia Tornado GR1T ZA319 in its original colour scheme
Aviation History / Military Aviation
Here are some cool photos of the first dual-control Panavia Tornado GR1T in its original colour scheme
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