An airman who helped find the ‘Lost Battalion’ during World War I gained his […]
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Hans-Joachim Marseille: The Star Pilot of Africa in World War II
Had Hans-Joachim Marseille lived and fought today rather than in 1941 and ’42, there’s not a saloon in the country that would serve him a Bud Lite without carding this scrawny, baby-faced boy. And then they probably would reject the ID as fake.
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Japan’s Floatplane Dive Bomber
Built with more than fleet reconnaissance in mind, the Aichi E16A1 floatplane came equipped with dive brakes.
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P-61 Returns From the Jungle
The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum’s rare Black Widow will fly again. Thanks to the dedication […]
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A Zeppelin ‘Jonah’ Goes to War
Peter Strasser launched the world’s first airborne armada.
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Aviation History Briefing- November 2008
Doolittle Raiders Homecoming It was a once-in-a-lifetime five-day series of events last May when […]
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Build your own 303 Squadron Hurricane
Hasagawa’s Hawker Hurricane Mk.I in 1/48th scale is an excellent replica of the fighter […]
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Wild West Review: Music of the Wild West
The Music of the Wild West produced by John McEuen,Varese Sarabande Records, Studio City, […]
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Wild West DVD Review: Sitting Bull- A Stone in My Heart
Sitting Bull: A Stone in My Heart Lillimar Pictures,Santa Barbara, Calif.,(www.sittingbull film.com),83-minute documentary,2006, $20.98. […]
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Wild West Book Review: Buffalo Soldiers in the West
Buffalo Soldiers in the West: A Black Soldiers Anthology edited by Bruce A. Glasrud […]