Camouflage and markings of No. 74 Squadron RAF, Part 2
by Rick Kent This page is a continuation of Camouflage and Markings of No. 74 Sqn RAF, Part 1. It covers post-war history and aircraft of...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of No. 74 Squadron RAF, Part 1
by Rick Kent ”I Fear No Man” Throughout aviation history, tiger motifs have been increasingly popular, culminating in the...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of North American P-51 Mustang, Part 1
by Rick Kent P-51 in the U.S. Service The Mustang did not gain it’s immortal fame until this American airframe was married with the...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of Messerschmitt Me 109
by Rick Kent I believe some readers will raise their eyebrows seeing that I have captioned the most popular German fighter ever Me 109...
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of No.112 Squadron RAF, Part 2
by Rick Kent This page is a continuation of Camouflage and Markings of No. 112 Sqn RAF, Part 1. World War II: Italy Curtiss Kittyhawk Mk....
Läs meraCamouflage and markings of No.112 Squadron RAF, Part 1
by Rick Kent The Sharkmouth Squadron Several moths ago, after the release of my pictorial history of No. 74 ”Tiger” Squadron...
Läs meraElwyn Righetti and his P-51
by Tomasz Gronczewski Simply known as ”King of Strafers” or ”Eager El”, Elwyn Guido Righetti was not only a top...
Läs meraLance Wade – Desert Spitfire Ace
by Tomasz Gronczewski Lance Cleo Wade – American RAF Ace Lance Wade was one of the top US aces fighting within RAF. In early 1941 he...
Läs meraFrederick Hughes and the Boulton Paul Defiant
by Tomasz Gronczewski Frederick Hughes was the fourth top RAF night fighting ace with 18.5 victories. Hughes was 21 years old when, in...
Läs meraPulqui: Argentina’s Jet Adventure
artwork and photos by Ricardo Dacoba text by Martin Waligorski For a brief moment in the early 1950s, Argentina stood at the forefront of...
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