The North American Aviation's F86 Sabre' or Sabrejet, was one of the most beautiful aircraft of its generation. The development of the Sabre family and exploding a few myths and revealing a few surprises along the way since it entered service with the US Air Force in 1949 We find out more about the F 86 in combat over Korea, becoming the primary air to air jet fighter used by the Americans
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Aircrew memoirs including a diary account jotted down the day after a night op. Words from Guy Gibson, the famous founder Commanding Officer of 617 squadron and Les Munro, the last surviving pilot of the Dams' raid Features also on the Battle of Britain...
In issue 8 of the Aviation Classics' series we focus on the story of the B 17 Flying Fortress', described by the pilot of the Memphis Belle' as a Stradivarius of an aircraft. To the crews of these bombers, the B 17 was the aircraft that would get them...
In issue 6 of the Aviation Classics' series we will pay tribute to The Few', in a special edition published to coincide with the 70th anniversary of the Battle of Britain'. How RAF Fighter Command fought off the Luftwaffe preventing it from gaining aerial...
