Never has a warplane so obsolete, vulnerable and technologically basic wrought so much damage to its enemies as did the Junkers Ju-87 Stuka.
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FILM RECON Interview: Fionn Whitehead on “Dunkirk”
Fionn Whitehead, 19, acted on stage and in a miniseries before Christopher Nolan selected him for the […]
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FILM RECON Interview: Jack Lowden on “Dunkirk”
Jack Lowden, 27, is a successful and award-winning actor. Prior to being cast as a Royal […]
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FILM RECON Interview: Mark Rylance on “Dunkirk”
Mark Rylance, 57, is a well-respected actor, theatre director, and playwright. Known for acclaimed […]
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For Neil Armstrong, it was a Muddy Boot in Korea Before a Step on the Moon
Neil Armstrong’s flying career nearly ended soon after it started, when he was forced to eject from his F9F Panther over Korea.
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FILM RECON: “Dunkirk” review
SNAPSHOT: Filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s latest film, Dunkirk, is a thrilling, relentless, and visceral human […]
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Crafting a Classic Catalina
Kits of the Consolidated PBY-5/5A are produced in most popular scales. Since the flying […]
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The Battle of Honey Springs, 1863
How Union forces won the “Gettysburg of Indian Territory.” In most histories of the […]
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The Real ‘Bridges at Toko-Ri’
James Michener’s bestseller and movie adaptation were based on one very bad day in North Korea
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Pioneering Convertiplane
Gerard Herrick tried to have the best of both worlds—fixed-wing and rotary-wing—with his HV-2A. […]