WHO WAS BRITAIN’S FIRST PILOT? Who was the first to fly aeroplane in Britain? Was it a) Samuel Franklin Cody, b) Alliott Verdon Roe or
Airplanes are beautiful. That is why there are so many museums dedicated to the art of flight. Visitors to such celebrations of mankind’s ability to
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Fascinated by the Battle of Britain from an early age, as a young man I realised that recording and sharing the Few’s memories was of
Burma – The Air War It is difficult to compare military hardware between different nations at the beginning of a conflict as they will have
Roger Annett has now had 5 titles published with Pen and Sword Books. His latest book RAF College, Cranwell was released earlier this year. As
In this new guest post, Pen and Sword Transport author Howard Piltz explains the inspiration behind his new book Aircraft and Aviation Stamps.
The United States was propelled into World War II by the surprise Japanese attack on the Naval base at Pearl Harbor in the Hawaii Islands
The Fishoil Story How the Amritsar Radar Ended Pakistan’s RB-57 Programme The aircraft came in low, bearing straight towards the radar. The silhouette was familiar,
On the blog today we have an exclusive interview with Jean-Denis Lepage, in which he tells us about his new release Torpedo Bombers, 1900-1950.
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