Till Daisd

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Till is an aviation enthusiast and blogger who has been writing since 2013. He began by sharing personal reflections and book reviews and gradually expanded his blog to cover a wide range of aviation topics. Today, his website features informative articles and engaging stories about the world of aviation, making it a valuable resource for both pilots and curious enthusiasts alike.

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USS RONALD REAGAN AND CVW-5 AIRCRAFT READY TO DEPLOY TO WATERS OFF THE KOREAN PENINSULA

Ronald Reagan and the CVW-5 provide a combat-ready force that protects and defends the collective maritime interest of the U.S. and its allies and...

CAN YOU NAME THIS AIRCRAFT FROM ITS LANDING GEAR? HOWEVER, OPEN THE POST AND FIND OUT WHY IT HAS ITS WHEELS RAISED OFF THE GROUND

The gigantic C-5M required six fuselage jacks to hold it: each jack can hold 60 tons, over all providing support for 720,000 pounds. Taken on...

HERE’S HOW A KENTUCKY ANG C-130 PILOT IDENTIFIED A WORLDWIDE HERCULES PROPELLER ISSUE

Maj. John Hourigan identified that one of the four propellers of his C-130 Hercules had become a speed brake while the aircraft was low...

CHINESE Su-30 FIGHTERS FLY UPSIDE-DOWN ABOVE USAF WC-135 CONSTANT PHOENIX NUCLEAR SNIFFER PLANE

U.S. official revealed the two Chinese Su-30 fighters came within 150 feet of the USAF WC-135, with one flying upside-down directly above it As reported by CNN...

The Northrop YF-23 Black Widow II, the super fighter rejected by USAF for the YF-22

There are still rumors that a clandestine strike version of the YF-23 was created to perform a function comparable to the F-111 The U.S. Air...

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An SR-71 RSO recalls an F-101 pilot giving up a race when asked how fast his Voodoo could climb past 80,000 ft

The SR-71 Blackbird The SR-71, commonly called the “Blackbird,” was...

Germany ordered 917 F-104s, but only 916 ultimately entered service with the German Armed Forces

Latest generation aircraft The German Armed Forces were officially established...

Why flying the Blackbird with just one engine in full afterburner was SR-71 aircrews’ most dangerous operation

The Blackbird The SR-71, commonly called the “Blackbird,” is a...

When a CF-104 pilot buzzed the tower of a Luftwaffe C-160 base at 900 ft/s

‘I did the only thing I could: quickly descended to...
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