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Author Archives: Jon Guttman

Painting of Napoléon crossing the Alps on horse back.
Posted inPortfolio

Precision vs. Propaganda: Some Painters Meticulously Researched Their Masterworks—Others Not So Much

by Jon Guttman6/23/20234/26/2024
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Posted inStories

The Top 10 One-Eyed Commanders of All-Time

by Jon Guttman6/20/20236/20/2023
etrich-taube-monoplane-illustration
Posted inFeature

Inspired by a Seed, an Austrian Designer Developed a Family of Airplanes—And the First Warplanes

by Jon Guttman6/7/20236/8/2023
Posted inStories

When is a Mustang not a Mustang?

by Jon Guttman5/31/20235/31/2023
Illustration of a C-47.
Posted inWeapons & Gear Manual

The Workhorse of the Berlin Airlift, the Douglas C-47 Saw Service Through Vietnam

by Jon Guttman5/26/20235/30/2023
the-pilot-film-poster
Posted inReview

Meet the Soviet Pilot Who Lost Both His Legs But Continued to Fly

by Jon Guttman5/23/20235/23/2023
Posted inStories

Mystery Ship: Can you identify this eccentric-looking civil airplane?

by Jon Guttman4/17/20234/17/2023
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Posted inWeapons & Gear Manual

This Japanese Fire Arrow Was a Deadly Game Changer for Pirates and Samurai Alike

by Jon Guttman4/3/20234/3/2023
Photo of U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Samuel Galan, a UH-1Y Venom crew chief assigned to Marine Light Helicopter Attack Squadron (HMLA) 169, opens fire while conducting an interdiction mission over Helmand province, Afghanistan, Feb. 3, 2013. Galan, from Houston, Texas, is deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Marine Corps
Posted inPortfolio

These Aircraft Have Saved Men on the Ground

by Jon Guttman3/24/20232/1/2023
Posted inStories

Through Muck and Mud: How the Weather Dictates Spring Offensives

by Jon Guttman3/22/20233/29/2023

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