Alternative History

All articles in the series This is the next installment in a series of articles that are translations of chapters from a book by British aviation ...

“We thought we were marching with our duke. Only after several weeks on the road did I understand that an entire world was moving with us.” From the ...

All parts of the article   Across the Atlantic It is claimed that, in parallel with the early work conducted in Europe described in the previous ...

“It seems strange to me now that we spent so long preparing for an expedition which most of us believed would be over within a few months. No one intended to ...

In 1935, Boeing was working on an aircraft that would eventually define the image of the American heavy bomber for decades. On July 28, the Model 299 made its ...

  The U.S. Navy appears to be quite serious about the future BBG(X) missile battleships. The 2027 budget proposal requests $1 billion for ...

A vintage article from 80 years ago in *Flying* magazine (February 1946 issue), which I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues.   ...

“People like to say that the First Crusade began at Clermont. Perhaps, for history, that is true. But for me it began several days later, in a quiet chamber of ...

Whichever way you look at it, the appearance of the T-34 as we know it was largely the result of an extraordinarily fortunate combination of ...

The author of this article, posted on the “One and a Half Engineers” Zen channel, has once again raised the perennial topic of the future Russian MiG-41 ...