An article from the magazine *Klassiker der Luftfahrt* (January 2015 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues.   ...

All parts of the cycle The beginning of a vintage monograph from nearly thirty years ago (Issue No. 05, 1996, of the magazine “Letectví + ...

Here is a short vintage article from *Air Trial* magazine (February 1953 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues. The actual ...

  Contents: Editor's Foreword: In 1988, the final variant of the Mirage III fighter took to the skies. This aircraft, representing the final ...

  The Donald Trump administration has released a draft defense budget for fiscal year 2027 — and not only does U.S. military spending rise to a record ...

An article by Alexander Chechin from the MODELIST-CONSTRUCTOR website, dated November 11, 2019. In the late 1920s, the American company Curtiss, known ...

The Plane That Sought the Enemy Military aviation features huge, famous aircraft—bombers, fighters, and strategic giants. But sometimes the outcome of a ...

The development of artificial intelligence is increasingly making inroads into the field of military aviation: scientists and engineers are testing how ...

Deployment of the U.S. Navy around Iran …it looks quite classically elegant: * Carrier Strike Group CAG-3, led by the nuclear-powered supercarrier ...

Today’s 30-minute U.S.-Venezuelan skirmish raised a lot of questions—in particular, “How is it that American helicopters can just fly over Caracas like ...