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Stratofortress - Part 1 - Bill Gunston begins his three-part account of Boeing's remarkable eight-engined B-52 bomber
Swordfish over the Red Sea - Captain Keighley-Peach recalls how he led an attack on Italian destroyers in April 1941
Handling the Vampire - John Perrott recalls an eventful relationship with the RAF's second operational jet fighter
Personal Album
Letters
Cornish barn-stormers - Ground engineer Albert Adams recalls the early days of the Cornwall Aviation Company Ltd
Dakota's rest - Stephen Piercey goes back to the scene of a remarkable take-off crash
Navigator's Progress - Part 4 - Roy Nesbit, still with Beauforts and No 217 Sqn, teams up with a new crew
Preservation Profile No 13 (new series) - The life story of Vickers Varsity WJ897/G-BDFT
Antipodean guardian - Neville Parnell tells how a Stinson L-5 Sentinel has managed to survive in airworthy condition
Test Pilot Profile No 3 - John Derry - Brian Rivas and Annie Bullen recall the many achievements of one of Britain's most memorable test pilots
Duxford's living past - Alister Raby outlines the history of one of Britain's oldest military airfields
Our front cover depicts the RCAF Lockheed 10, 7656, seen in its entirety on page 322. ERIK SIMONSEN'S dramatic centre-spread features the F-4U Corsair KD658 in Royal Navy markings. Our inside front cover is a dramatic close-up view of Meteor F.3 EE397 receiving fuel from Flight Refuellings' Lancaster G-33-2 on August 7,1949. The inside back cover shows Tiger Moths of the Oxford University Air Squadron flying over the city of dreaming spires in 1947
Stratofortress - Part 1 - Bill Gunston begins his three-part account of Boeing's remarkable eight-engined B-52 bomber
Swordfish over the Red Sea - Captain Keighley-Peach recalls how he led an attack on Italian destroyers in April 1941
Handling the Vampire - John Perrott recalls an eventful relationship with the RAF's second operational jet fighter
Personal Album
Letters
Cornish barn-stormers - Ground engineer Albert Adams recalls the early days of the Cornwall Aviation Company Ltd
Dakota's rest - Stephen Piercey goes back to the scene of a remarkable take-off crash
Navigator's Progress - Part 4 - Roy Nesbit, still with Beauforts and No 217 Sqn, teams up with a new crew
Preservation Profile No 13 (new series) - The life story of Vickers Varsity WJ897/G-BDFT
Antipodean guardian - Neville Parnell tells how a Stinson L-5 Sentinel has managed to survive in airworthy condition
Test Pilot Profile No 3 - John Derry - Brian Rivas and Annie Bullen recall the many achievements of one of Britain's most memorable test pilots
Duxford's living past - Alister Raby outlines the history of one of Britain's oldest military airfields
Our front cover depicts the RCAF Lockheed 10, 7656, seen in its entirety on page 322. ERIK SIMONSEN'S dramatic centre-spread features the F-4U Corsair KD658 in Royal Navy markings. Our inside front cover is a dramatic close-up view of Meteor F.3 EE397 receiving fuel from Flight Refuellings' Lancaster G-33-2 on August 7,1949. The inside back cover shows Tiger Moths of the Oxford University Air Squadron flying over the city of dreaming spires in 1947
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