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Aviators of World War I. Rumpler C.I. Reconnaissance Aircraft, Germany
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All articles in the series   Edmund Rumpler Flugzeugwerke (Rumpler) began its operations in the aviation industry with the licensed production ...

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The "Eyes of the Special Forces" Are Heading for the History Books: Why the U.S. Decided to Phase Out the U-28 Draco Aircraft
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In early June 2026, U.S. Special Operations Command (SOCOM) confirmed what had been rumored in aviation circles for several years: there will be no direct ...

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Aviators of World War I. SAML Aviatik A.1(3) Reconnaissance Aircraft. Italy
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All articles in the series   When, in August 1914, following the infamous Sarajevo incident, tensions between Austria-Hungary and Serbia rapidly ...

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Convair RB-58 “Recce” Hustler — The Short but Fascinating History of the Reconnaissance “Hustler”
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When people talk about the Convair B-58 Hustler, it is remembered first and foremost as the world’s first supersonic strategic bomber, capable of speeds ...

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This reconnaissance aircraft can be either manned or unmanned: what's behind the H03 Firebird?
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The new H03 Firebird reconnaissance aircraft, developed by Northrop Grumman’s subsidiary Scaled Composites, continues to attract the attention of aviation ...

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The LFG Roland C.II “Walfisch” Multi-Purpose Aircraft: The Kaiser’s Air Force’s High-Speed “Whale”
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  An article from the "Historical Armored Car" channel on Yandex Zen. Indeed, the shape of this aircraft’s fuselage strongly resembles that of a ...

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