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9 photos of why Aircraft camouflage can be very effective
World War I
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9 photos of why Aircraft camouflage can be very effective
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Aug 4 2026
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Cold War Era / Military Aviation
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Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
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Cold War Era / Military Aviation
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May 23 2024
By
Dario Leone
Losses and Aviation Safety / Naval Warfare / U.S. Navy
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By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of the Red Baron’s First Aerial Victory
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By
William Cobb
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation
The fatal flaw that plagued the Fokker Dr. I, the Red Baron Manfred von Richthofen’s favorite aircraft
Nov 6 2021
By
Dario Leone
Sponsored by:
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Aviation History / Military Aviation
Camel pilots explain why the iconic Sopwith fighter was a formidable weapon in the right hands but unforgiving with students
Oct 31 2021
By
Dario Leone
Sponsored by:
Script Books
Aviation History / Military Aviation
How Italian Caproni and S.V.A. First World War aircraft performed the first real military airlift in the history of aviation
Feb 27 2021
By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Civil Aviation / Military Aviation
The story of Katherine Stinson the first woman (and only the fourth American pilot) to perform a loop
Jun 18 2020
By
Dario Leone
Military Aviation
The story behind Military aviation salute: the tradition that signals bond between aviator, maintainer
May 24 2020
By
Dario Leone
Military Aviation
Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson Declared RAF Group Captain
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Dario Leone
Aviation History / Military Aviation
American Fighter Ace Eddie Rickenbacker Was Flying the Day Great War Ended. Here’s his Touching Account.
Nov 28 2019
By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Military Aviation
The story of Roland Garros: the Playboy who Invented Air Combat and became the First Fighter Pilot
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By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Military Aviation
A QUICK LOOK AT THE IMPORTANT ROLE PLAYED BY USAF A-1 SKYRAIDERs IN VIETNAM
Jul 24 2017
By
Dario Leone
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