Michael Pryce goes deep into the strange untold stories behind the Harrier CREDIT: BAE Systems via autho From intuition machines to Mach 3 jump-jets, via illicit liaisons in Paris, the story of ...
Married at First Flight: Which aerospace powers are swiping right after NGF? The disintegration of the Next Generation Fighter (NGF) element of Europe’s Future Combat Air System has left the global ...
The 747, popularly known as the “Jumbo Jet,” is an iconic wide-body commercial airliner that first flew in 1969. Designed by Boeing, it was the largest passenger aircraft for decades, revolutionising ...
Two leading military historians (Al Murray and James Holland), a former Sea Harrier pilot (Paul Tremelling), a former Lynx Observer (Bing Chandler), and two of Hush-Kit’s drunkest writers (Joe Coles ...
May 2026: The U-2 Over the Soviet Union, Secrets of the Spitfire, Sky Daddy, Beaufighter vs Flak Ships, Junkers Ju 88C, S.E. 210 Caravelle, Lavotchkin La-5, Polish Military Aircraft 1918-1939 Books ...
“Irresistible . . . My aviation title of the year.” — Rowland White “Stupendously brilliant . . . Completely addictive.” — James Holland “The most explosive book abou… ...
Romania fathered the modern aeroplane, created the first propellerless powered aeroplane, contributed a major theory to aerodynamics – and even had a flying queen. We look at some exciting flying ...
The F-20 was the ultimate US F-5 derivative. However unlike the twin-engined Tiger II and Freedom Fighter, the F-20 was powered by a single engine. It was intended to serve the needs of US client ...
The Westland Whirlwind was a brilliantly designed fighter aircraft of World War II. Matt Bearman from The Whirlwind Project talks us through 10 remarkable design innovations of the beautiful and ...
Over 21,000 Axis aircraft were claimed destroyed in flight by the Army Air Force of the United States in 1941-1945. The vast majority of these were by the top 5 aircraft in this list. Mired in the ...
France is a nation of contradictions, simultaneously ultra-conservative yet radically inventive to the point of absurdity, the forces of conformity and eccentricity have long been at odds in this ...
It was my last long cross-country flight from Schleswig NAS via Lossiemouth, Scotland to Keflavik NAS in Iceland, back in July 1982. It was the year I left the Starfighter to fly Tornados. MY LAST big ...