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Aviators

Early flight pioneers, military aviators and military and airline pilots
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Summer Hours

Pilots wanted: low pay, long hours.
September 1997 | By Patricia Trenner

Robin Olds

Change of Command

When Robin Olds arrived in Vietnam, morale soared.
September 1997 | By Ralph Wetterhahn

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

The Edwards Diaries

Test pilot Glen Edwards kept book on the Flying Wing. Now we know what he thought of the airplane he died in.
July 1997 | By Daniel Ford

loaded C-47

Plausible Denial

A daring mission to fly combat in Vietnam came with a catch—no one else could know.
May 1997 | By Susan Katz Keating

OV-1 Mohawk

The Last of the Mohawks

Grumman's triple-tail, bug-eyed, heat-seeking camera platform.
March 1997 | By John Sotham

A-37 Dragonfly

Escape to U Taphao

In the final days of the Vietnam war, chaos and heroism converged in the effort to evacuate U.S.-supplied aircraft.
January 1997 | By Ralph Wetterhahn

The Open Gate

A B-57 crew faced the end of the world.
January 1994 | By Edwards Park

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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