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Attack Squadron 93: The Cold War Journey Of The Blue Blazers And Ravens
Attack Squadron 93 flew the A-4 Skyhawk and A-7 Corsair II in Vietnam and Cold…
Tupolev – The Soviet Factory That Built 18,000 Aircraft
Tupolev designed more than 100 aircraft types and over 18,000 planes, shaping Soviet military and…
Aces: Thomas Colvill-Jones – How Argentina’s First Fighter Ace Won His Wings
Thomas Colvill-Jones was a South American-born WWI flying ace who scored 11 aerial victories before…
Pioneers of Aeronautical Engineering: Edmund Allen – The Test Pilot Who Flew One of America’s Greatest Aircraft
Edmund Allen pioneered flight testing by making the first flights of iconic aircraft, including the…
Attack Squadron 72: The Forty-Six-Year Strike Legacy Of The Blue Hawks
Attack Squadron 72 was one of the US Navy's longest-serving attack squadrons, flying from World…
Nakajima: Why Japan’s First Aircraft Manufacturer Had to Close Down
Nakajima Aircraft became one of Japan's largest aircraft manufacturers, producing thousands of fighters, bombers and…
Pioneers of Aeronautical Engineering: John Atwood – Engineering Excellence from WWII to the Space Age
John Atwood shaped American military and space aviation by leading the development of the P-51…
Aces: Omer Paul Demeuldre – Journey From a Driver to 13-Victory Pilot
Omer Paul Demeuldre rose from aviation mechanic to French WWI flying ace, claiming 13 aerial…
Rockwell: The Rise and Fall of One of the Largest Defense Contractors in the Cold War
Rockwell International became a Cold War aerospace and defense giant behind the B-1 Lancer, Space…
Grounded Dreams: Bell ARH-70 Arapaho – The Cancelled Army Recon Helicopter
The Bell ARH-70 Arapaho was meant to replace the US Army’s OH-58D, but rising costs,…
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