January 14, 1936, Newark, N.J.—American aviator Howard Hughes arrived at Newark Airport after completing […]
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Airware Review: Falcon 4.0- Allied Force
Simulations usually fall into one of two categories, survey simulations or study simulations. The […]
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‘That Flying Girl’: New Guinea Bush Pilot Patricia Graham
An aviatrix from Down Under became the first woman with a commercial pilot’s license in New Guinea.
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Steve Ingraham’s A Bit-O-Lace
Boeing B-17s clad in their war paint of olive drab and neutral gray were […]
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Donald Nijboe’s Graphic War
Where were the fuel tanks and other vulnerable points on a Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero? […]
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Erich Hartmann: Best in the East
The highest-scoring German ace of WWII—and of all time—chalked up an incredible 352 aerial victories.
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Battling with Borrowed Beaus
Flying a British plane with the aid of British radar, an American aircrew shot […]
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Build Your Own Two-Seat Fighter, The Bristol F.2B
When the Bristol Company’s F.2A made its World War I debut over the Western […]
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The Fighter Built for Two
After a calamitous combat debut, the Bristol Fighter became a formidable mainstay of the Royal Air Force during World War I— and into the 1930s.
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The ‘Convertible’ Columbia Triad
One of the innovative products of Charles Levine’s aircraft ventures was the ‘convertible’ Columbia Triad.