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The Koolhoven F.K.58; A Dutch Fighter Used by Poles Fighting for the French
https://youtu.be/JbuZUOrm1tY In 1937 the French, recognising like many in Europe that another war was likely brewing, were working as quickly as possible to modernise their armed forces. One of the critical concerns was the need to field as many first-rate...
Prop vs. Jet; The Venezuelan Example
What happens when a prop aircraft goes up against a modern fighter jet? An example form the Venezuelan coup of 1992 give graphic demonstration.
The Fokker D.XXI; Dutch Defender that Served a Surprisingly Long Time
Designed for use in the tropics of the Dutch empire and for rugged use on primitive fields, the Fokker D.XXI achieved fame in frozen Finland.
Worthy of an Oscar; The Curtiss Wright CW-21 Demon
Designed and built to a perceived need for a rapid climbing interceptor, the CW-21 Demon never really made a mark.
Film Review: “Kajaki / Kilo Two Bravo” (2014) – A Movie That Really Shows War as It Is
If you want to know what war is like, “Kajaki” is for you. Gripping, brutal AND funny, it is a great – if disturbing – film.
Are the USAF Fed Up With The F-35?
The United States Air Force have began a study to design an aircraft to replace the F-16. Trouble is, the F-35 was meant to be that!
Yak-41; Soviet Super Harrier
The Soviets, keen to offset US naval aviation supremacy, built a remarkable VTOL aircraft - the Yak-41. It left an interesting legacy.
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