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Even with careful area ruling, Whitcomb

The Man Who Could See Air

Richard Whitcomb changed the shape of wings to come.
July 2002 | By Peter Garrison

Russian Revolution

Why airshows have so many Russians on their rosters.
May 2002 | By Debbie Gary

Loaded with four 500-pound Paveway II bombs and a Pave Tack pod, this U.S. Air Force F-111F is ready for target practice. In the Persian Gulf War the aircraft was prized for its precision weapons delivery.

The Plane With No Name

The F-111: In Australia, an airplane for all seasons.
March 2002 | By William Triplett

The show opened with a parachute drop of a portrait of Mustafa Kemal, whose words "The future is in the skies" inspire the air force.

Young Turks

The Turkish Air Demo team is winning friends at home with its seven Northrop F-5s.
January 2002 | By Roger A. Mola

Air Combat U

At the USAF Fighter Weapons School in 1957, the instructors were mean, but the aircraft were meaner.
January 2002 | By Robert A. Hanson

Above & Beyond: Launch the Fleet!

July 2001 | By Russell Gregory

The ultimate in point jets, the Starfighter is not for the faint of heart, be it pilot or audience.

The Fastest Show on Earth

How two Lockheed F-104 Starfighters became airshow stars.
May 2001 | By Carl Hoffman

Fishing for Saint-Ex

There's something down there. And it may be Antoine De Saint-Exupéry's P-38.
May 2001 | By Joseph Harriss

Flights & Fancy: When Bad Things Happen to Good Drones

May 2001 | By O.H. Billmann

Don't Mess With Switzerland

To the world's most formidable natural defenses, the Swiss have added F/A-18 Hornets and a new slant on neutrality.
March 2001 | By Carl Posey

During the summer of 1942, this Macchi Folgore fighter was operating out of Libya as part of 4 Stormo, 10 Gruppo, 90 Squadriglia.  Formed in 1940, the 4 Stormo was credited with 500 victories.  The fighter

In the Museum: Italian Lighting

March 2001 | By Robert C. Mikesh

In the Museum: The Mystery of the MiG

January 2001 | By Z. Byron Wolf

Collections: The Riches of East Fortune

January 2001 | By John Sotham

The MiG-17 was flown by only a few of the North Vietnamese aces, including Bay.

Nguyen Van Bay and the Aces From the North

As an F-4 Phantom pilot, I had tried to kill these men. And they had tried to kill me. I thought it was time we had a talk.
November 2000 | By Ralph Wetterhahn

The Heroes

Two airmen and extraordinary courage.
July 2000 | By John Sotham

Mustang Mania

The staying power of the P-51 proves that a thing of beauty is a joy forever, if you can keep getting parts.
July 1999 | By Linda Shiner

The F-100F

Counterpunch

Flying Wild Weasel missions involved a variety of airframes but just one philosophy: Do unto SAMS before they do unto you.
September 1998 | By Robert Hanson

Jolly Green Giant

Tullo and the Giant

For pilots shot down over North Vietnam, the way home was jolly and green.
July 1997 | By Robert Hanson

Supermarine Spitfire

Jeff Ethell's Pireps
January 1995 | By Jeff Ethell

By the end of the war, Sabre pilots had attained a kill ratio of 10 to 1 against MiG-15s.  Most of the aerial warfare took place along the Yalu River in an area nicknamed MiG Alley.

A Single Daring Act

Memoirs of Korea by an acclaimed novelist.
November 1991 | By James Salter


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