World War II aircraft
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The First Soviet Aircraft Designed to Carry an Atomic Bomb: The “64” Strategic Bomber (Tu-64). Why Did It Never Take Off?
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Even in the midst of the Great Patriotic War, the Soviet leadership recognized the strategic importance of developing its own nuclear weapons. In 1943, the ...

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The Long-Nosed "Dora": A Restored Focke-Wulf Fw 190 D-13 "Gelbe 10" Fighter
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An article from the magazine *Flugzeug classic* (September 2004 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues.   Editor’s ...

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On the Feasibility of Building a Racing Aircraft Based on a Replica of the FlugWerk Fw 190 A-8/N
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An article from the magazine *Flugzeug classic* (October 2010 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues. Editor’s Foreword: That ...

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Reimar Horten's Unknown Fighter Aircraft Designs. Part 1
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All parts of the article An article from the magazine *Flugzeug Classic* (July 2004 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues. ...

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Canadian Vickers Delta light multi-purpose aircraft. Canada
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  Before the start of World War II, the Canadian aviation industry was not particularly advanced. The country was tied to the American market, and ...

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"The Flying Barrel." A restored Grumman F3F-2 biplane deck-based fighter
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An article from the magazine *Klassiker der Luftfahrt* (January 2015 issue) that I think will be of interest to readers and colleagues.   ...

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The Flying Triangle: The Convair XF-92 Experimental Fighter. Part 1
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All parts of the cycle The beginning of a vintage monograph from nearly thirty years ago (Issue No. 05, 1996, of the magazine “Letectví + ...

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Experimental Soviet Aircraft as Seen by the West: The Tu-8 Long-Range Bomber and the Tu-2RSHR Heavy Ground-Attack Aircraft
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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 ...

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Winged Ergonomics. The Fairchild XNQ-1 Experimental Trainer Aircraft. United States
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An article from more than twenty years ago in the magazine *Le Fana de l’Aviation* (Issue No. 377, April 2001), which I think will be of interest to ...

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The Latécoère 521, a giant six-engine flying boat designed for transatlantic flights. France
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Editor’s Foreword: In 1935, this was the largest flying boat in the world. This aircraft, with its remarkable design, could have come straight from the pages ...

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