Which is it, a "bold daylight raid" or one that "began about 9 pm"? Is the writer that screwed up on the rest of his details as well...?

1962 "War In The Air" 1st Edition Hardcover Book I have for sale the out-of-print, 1st edition, hardcover book "War In The Air" by Gene Gurney, Major, USAF (1962). The edition contains 352 pages of text as well as vintage black and white photographs profiling "a pictorial history of World War II...

On 04/01/19 10:42, in article , "None" wrote: 9/11 didn't "provide" the path, it was "masterminded" by Shrub&Co! Yes folks, they are that good! Set up JFK, too. John Wilkes Booth was just an innocent bystander with a...

On 04/01/19 02:47, in article , "Polybus" wrote: US stars hail Iraq war whistleblower THE OBSERVER GCHQ worker Katharine Gun faces jail.... She was an anonymous junior official toiling away with 4,500 other

Did anyone attend Basic Training at RAF Bridgnorth in the August / September of 1959, or have a relative or friend who did? There may be a picture of you, or someone you know, in the Group photo. My memories of the 5 years I did in "The Mob" between 1959 and 1964 have reached the RAF Gan part,...

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They were the bad guys, thats a given. That is not the issue. The issue is, did we, the good guys, go down to the bad guys level. Its my understanding that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were targeted because they were undamaged cities... it had nothing to do with their military production capacity.

Seems to me like all the modern wars I can remember up from Vietnam use mostly ordinary fighters and bombers. I don't understand why such emphasis is put on that stealth stuff when we use the same old planes from previously. I still remember when the F-14 and F-15 came out. Don't we still...

If you have never visited Spy Flight, recommend you give it a look. Very professionally done, lots of good info on lesser known programs, and more information than pictures (though the pics are pretty good too). The owner does it as a hobby and handles expenses out of his own pocket, so no pop-ups,...

Remember the Soviet "Blackjack" bomber that the U.S.S.R. started to deploy in the late 1980s? Wasn't this plane a virtual copy of the American B-1 in many ways? What about it's range? Could the BlackJack bomber have taken off in the Soviet Union and bombed the United States? Or was it closer to...

For those select few interested in the history of aircraft guns, ammunition, installations and combat use 1914-1933, details of a new book can be found from my website. Tony Williams Military gun and ammunition website: http://www.quarry.nildram.co.uk Discussion forum at:...

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Sorry if this has been covered before, but if so, I missed it. Why do the underwing stores of the F/A-18E and F toe outward? Is it a clearance problem, or a separation problem, or...? Thank you. Don H.

From: "= Vox Populi ©" Vox Populi ©" Date: 1/14/2004 1:31 PM Central Standard Time Message-id: Arnold Wolfcaste wrote: "Yardpilot" wrote in message news:zhpMb.29488$na.23347@attbi_s04... Those...

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I am going to outline a real situaitoin that occured during WW II. I would like to hear opinions and solutions as to how the situation should be handled. I will give the real solutuion that was imposed during the war after a week or so when many opinions have been offered. There was a large...

The Longest War: Drew's World of Choppers From the webmaster: EXCERPT: "Hear the thunder! Hear me retch. Forget Hollywood's square-jawed equestrians and their aluminum-alloy steeds, rotored or otherwise. Warfare is about people, and the people here are playing for keeps. Likewise the...

Numerous bombers and heavy fighters, especially thowse that entered service post 1943 have reference to remote controlled weapons. Now, the remote control part should be fairly easy, but how were they aimed? I'm assuming that you linked the gunners controls in such a way thatthe gun always fired...

"Just received word that Travis Hoover the pilot of the #2 aircraft Doolittle Raiders passed away. Viewing is today in MO. Funeral and internment will be at Ft. Sam Houston Cemetery San Antonio on Thursday. Tentative time is 10 a.m. but that has not been fixed yet according to his family." RIP,...

On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 12:30:09 -0800, "C J Campbell" wrote: Now I am all curious. It has been 30 years since I was at Mather, and I definitely remember somebody relating an account something like this to me, but I can't find any documentation of a similar...