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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Grapevine - Preservation news from Michael Oakey
A long time Coming - Last year a wartime veteran Hudson was put back in the air after a 17-year restoration
Skyrocket - David Lucabaugh and Bob Martin begin a two-part history of an ancestor of the Grumman Tigercat
Fairey IIIFs and Gordons in service - Owen Thetford concludes his two-part Service history of two standard Air Force workhorses of the Middle East
Great moments in aviation - No 6 - The first air crossing of the Antarctic continent
From Kenley to Schleswig - Fred Hislop concludes his account of wartime service with an RAF Repair and Salvage Unit
Skywriters - Readers' letters
No Casualties - Charles Stafrace begins an occasional series on non-fatal accidents at Luqa in Malta
A Wartime Brat - John Painter concludes his reminiscences of life as a wartime Halton aircraft apprentice
Military personal album - colour photographs of raf aircraft taken in the Sixties
Fathers Of World aviation - Ken Aitken caricatures Prof. Ernst Heinkel
Twin Pins over the Persian Gulf - John James begins a two-part account of two years spent flying RAF Twin Pioneers with 152 Sqn in the Middle East
Preservation profile - A Swiss-registered Fairchild 24 Argus is this month's subject
Halifax and Halton - John Stroud describes how the Halifax was turned into a post-war stopgap airliner
CrossWind - John Maynard's regular comment column
D-Day plus - 50 years Cartoonist Holly commemorates the Invasion
The Flying Shuftis move on - Hugh Field recalls a spell flying 208 Sqn Meteor FR.9s out East during the Fifties
Vickers apprentice - R.E. Wilison mvo concludes his recollections of working for Vickers at Brooklands in the early Twenties
Gull genesis - Ian Harwood re-examines the origins of the Percival Gull
Airshows calendar - Events for the coming month
Competition - we are giving away 15 pairs of tickets to the 1994 International Air Tattoo in this month's Diversions
Front Cover: Mark Hanna pilots the Alpine Fighter Collection's newly-acquired Spitfire XIV NH799 high over Wanaka, New Zealand, during the run-up to the Warbirds over Wanaka show this Easter.
A long time Coming - Last year a wartime veteran Hudson was put back in the air after a 17-year restoration
Skyrocket - David Lucabaugh and Bob Martin begin a two-part history of an ancestor of the Grumman Tigercat
Fairey IIIFs and Gordons in service - Owen Thetford concludes his two-part Service history of two standard Air Force workhorses of the Middle East
Great moments in aviation - No 6 - The first air crossing of the Antarctic continent
From Kenley to Schleswig - Fred Hislop concludes his account of wartime service with an RAF Repair and Salvage Unit
Skywriters - Readers' letters
No Casualties - Charles Stafrace begins an occasional series on non-fatal accidents at Luqa in Malta
A Wartime Brat - John Painter concludes his reminiscences of life as a wartime Halton aircraft apprentice
Military personal album - colour photographs of raf aircraft taken in the Sixties
Fathers Of World aviation - Ken Aitken caricatures Prof. Ernst Heinkel
Twin Pins over the Persian Gulf - John James begins a two-part account of two years spent flying RAF Twin Pioneers with 152 Sqn in the Middle East
Preservation profile - A Swiss-registered Fairchild 24 Argus is this month's subject
Halifax and Halton - John Stroud describes how the Halifax was turned into a post-war stopgap airliner
CrossWind - John Maynard's regular comment column
D-Day plus - 50 years Cartoonist Holly commemorates the Invasion
The Flying Shuftis move on - Hugh Field recalls a spell flying 208 Sqn Meteor FR.9s out East during the Fifties
Vickers apprentice - R.E. Wilison mvo concludes his recollections of working for Vickers at Brooklands in the early Twenties
Gull genesis - Ian Harwood re-examines the origins of the Percival Gull
Airshows calendar - Events for the coming month
Competition - we are giving away 15 pairs of tickets to the 1994 International Air Tattoo in this month's Diversions
Front Cover: Mark Hanna pilots the Alpine Fighter Collection's newly-acquired Spitfire XIV NH799 high over Wanaka, New Zealand, during the run-up to the Warbirds over Wanaka show this Easter.
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