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Today In Aviation History: First Flight of the Bernard SIMB V.2
Discover the Bernard SIMB V.2, the French racing aircraft that first flew on October 2,…
Attack Squadron 127: The Three-Decade Legacy of Royal Blues
Attack Squadron 127 “Royal Blues” became the Navy’s premier A-4 adversary training squadron, later flying…
Sebring Officer’s Club Rededicated
By Stephen Chapis What do the United States Army Air Forces (USAAF) International Motorsports Association…
Exploring the Skies: How Modern Technologies Make Aviation Accessible to New Market Players
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The Making of Masters of the Air, Part 4: Magneto To Go
By Taigh Ramey. Once again, thanks to well-known warbird expert Taigh Ramey, we can take…
Preserving History: The Role of Aviation Museums in Remembering Military Aviation Achievements
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Exploring the Evolution of Military Aviation: From Biplanes to Stealth Fighters
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From Classroom to Cockpit: How Aviation Museums Inspire Future Generations of Student Pilots
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The Making of Masters of The Air Part 3: Guns, Guns, Guns
Masters of the Air details: Gunnery. Taigh Ramey takes us though another inside story on…
How Mileage Programs Outperform Airline Revenue in 2024
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An Expert’s Thoughts on Warbird Safety
By Doug Rozendaal I just returned from a 3-week adventure where I attended CAF Centex…
Gregory “WIRED” Colyer And His T-33 Ace Makers
By Mike Killian The jet age was already dawning by the end of WWII. Both…
Lady Luck Smiled on This Smart Yale
By Gary Daniels She missed capture by the Luftwaffe, survived years of dereliction on a…
Wings Over Britain – Partner Podcast Update
By Matt Austin One of the joys of being a young aviation enthusiast in the…
Black Sheep Chronicles, Part 2: Corsairs and Swashbucklers!
The second episode of Black Sheep Chronicles: VMF-214 in World War II is now on…
The Making of Masters of the Air Part 1, Master of The B-17 Cockpit – Dave Littleton
By James Kightly Thanks to well-known warbird expert Taigh Ramey, we can take you behind…
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