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Aleksandr Kozakov: The Tsar’s Ace
The tragic end of Aleksandr Kozakov signaled the demise of the Imperial Russian Air […]
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Escape From Kabul in a Flock of Flying Elephants
Long before the famed Berlin Airlift, the Kabul airlift of 1928-29 established a precedent […]
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Eagle Squadron Memories
Desperate for proficient pilots to combat the Nazi onslaught, Britain found willing recruits in neutral America.
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Fourth Mission of the Day
A tribute to an Eagle Squadron commander brings Gil Cohen top honors. Gil Cohen’s […]
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If At First You Don’t Succeed…
Glenn H. Curtiss Museum’s flying boat undergoes modifications before a second flight attempt. Aviation’s […]
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Modern Warfare Made Real
Thrilling combat scenarios feature myriad aircraft in a new first-person game. Major Harold Moore, […]
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Book Review: Wings On My Sleeve
If Wings on My Sleeve was a novel, an astute reader would toss it aside as unbelievable balderdash.
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Book Review: P-51 Mustang vs Fw 190, Spitfire vs Bf 109
P-51 Mustang vs Fw 190, Europe 1943-1945 by Martin Bowman, Osprey Publishing, Oxford, England, 2007, […]
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Marcel Albert: Ace Under Three Flags
Marcel Albert served in the air arms of his native France and Britain before […]