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Features RAF Fortress The problematic introduction of the Flying Fortress into RAF service is described by Paul Bingley. Condor Legion Chris Goss explains how Germany used the Spanish Civil War as a proving ground for tactics it would employ during World War Two. Secrets of Orford Ness Chris Gilson and Darren Harbar visit the National Trust site at Orford Ness, now a treasure trove of British aviation history. Orchid Lancaster David Clark describes how a derelict Lancaster rendered one last service to its country by enabling another to fly. Defending Malta The dramatic turning point of the air war over Malta is detailed by Joseph Galea Debono. Cold War Warriors Tom Docherty profiles the Convair F-106, an exceptional air defender that coupled potent weapons with computer controlled intercept methods. Italian interceptor Torsten Nilsson examines the use of the Italian-designed Reggiane Re.2000 in Swedish hands. Buccaneers clean up Air Cdre Graham Pitchfork reflects on a valiant airborne attempt to avoid an environmental disaster. True Audacity In his last interview, Capt Eric a€~Winklea€ Brown spoke to Dave Unwin about flying Wildcats from the smallest flight deck ever operated by the Royal Navy. Spotlight: Grumman Hellcat Spotlight shines on a legendary World War Two Ã
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