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The “Screaming Devil”

German dive bomber aircraft known as the Stuka were in use during World War II. Stuka is short for "Sturzkampfflugzeug" meaning dive bomber. Hermann Pohlmann,...

Why the Flying Tigers’ fabled tiger mouth insignia was inspired by a Sharkmouthed Me 110

Erik Shilling, a former Army Air Corps pilot, was ultimately responsible for designing the insignia that would become synonymous with the American Volunteer Group Following...

Why this Hurricane had the biggest influence on the Battle of Britain

Hurricane OK-1 had the biggest impact on all the aircraft that took part in the Battle of Britain. a single airplane. Despite being flown...

When Massachusetts Air National Guard’s F-15 pilots became the first military response to the 9/11 attacks

Lt. Col. Tim Duffy and Maj. Dan Nash received new information from the FAA as they flew south. They were informed that World Trade...

Development and Life of YF-16 #72-1568

The revolutionary advantages the YF-16 #72-1568 jet had over earlier fighter models are where the aircraft starts to stand out and contribute to changing...

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The RAF Buccaneer that performed a record-breaking short flight of 92 seconds

In 1994, Blackburn Buccaneer S.2B XV361 was put up...

The Super Starfighter concept had the potential to put at risk the development of the F-15 Eagle

A ready market existed for the Lockheed X-27 Lancer...

Bob Belter, the man who bought the first 70 F-14 Fighter Jets for the US Navy

Bob Belter. You’d think more people would know the...

The “ADCOM F-14”: the Tomcat that USAF never acquired

Studies indicated 170 “ADCOM F-14 Tomcats” could provide the...

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