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May 2004

Celtic Two-Seaters
Daniel Ford presents a portfolio on the surviving Irish Spitfires.

Painting with Passion
As SWA Fine Art Publishers approaches its third anniversary, Jarrod Cotter pays a visit to see a new D-Day painting. Plus we have an amazing competition.

Condor Chase
Hank Adlam recalls a Wildcat combat sortie over the Atlantic against a marauding Focke-Wulf Fw 200.

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April 2004

Ocean Guardians
Andrew Thomas tells the story of the first 'Free Norwegian' Squadron in World War Two.

G-ANNET!
Fairey Gannets in civilian hands are reviewed by our UK registration guru, George D Ash.

NASA and the Gannet
Daniel Ford explains how the USA's first Gannet was used in a remarkable experiment.

Precious Voices
Showcasing a new project that is helping to preserve rare aviation heritage related audio recordings.

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March 2004

New Old Bombers
India's air force was the last to operate the Liberator and today's B-24 population owes that country a great debt. Gp Capt Kapil Bhargava explains their longevity.

On Your Marks!
Moth racing in Australia is serious fun, but as Craig P Justo discovered, when it comes to tactics, the gloves are off

Reclaiming the Night
Beleaguered Malta desperately needed night-fighter cover and came up with its own solution - one that lives on today. Robin J Brooks explains.

Rutland's Swords
Jim Shilliday recalls his days flying Canadian Sabres from North Luffenham

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February 2004

Lockheed P-38 Lightnings in Focus
Steve Hinton tells of flying the famous P-38 Glacier Girl

Under new management
How a former Luftwaffe fighter station was transformed into RAF Lübeck

Hallmarked Perfection
We turn the spotlight on hand-crafted model-makers, Diverse Images.

How low can you go?
Renowned historian Roger A Freeman describes the Eighth Air Force's '5Fers'!

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January 2004

Museums
Alan F Crouchman discovers the delightful Kbely museum in the Czech Republic.

A Cat's Tale
In Part One of our Catalina double bill, Alan F Crouchman chronicles a warbird with a fine pedigree. Sprit of the 'Black Cats'

Pilgrimage to Remember
David Price tells of a sister's quest to discover the fate of her Hurricane pilot brother.

Concorde Bows Out
As the supersonic airliner moves from icon to exhibit, Nigel Price lists who got what.

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December 2003

Museums
Nigel Price visits the Wright Brothers' Flyer Museum at Dayton, Ohio.

A Letter Home…
Prisoner of War 2nd Lt Eric Hall writes to his mother in 1917 of his miraculous survival from a stricken RE.8.

From the Workshop
Jarrod Cotter tells of an epic RE.8 restoration at Duxford.

Green Python Down
Nigel Walpole charts the daring rescue of a downed F-101 Voodoo pilot during the Vietnam War.

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November 2003

More Treasures of Youth
Roy Bonser presents an update on airframes used by the ATC during World War Two.

FlyPast Fly-in
We take a look at our recent North Weald 'bash'.

Vernon's Hinaidi Days
Les Allington describes the days when Iraq was a vital link to the Empire in the East.

Fly M*A*S*H
Flying the Bell 47, Warbird Adventures style.

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October 2003

Martin, 'Percy' and the 'Rascal'
The warbirds of Martin Willing.

Inverted over Haiphong
An incredible mission over Vietnam is outlined by Warren E Thompson.

A Hard Day's Night
A Luftwaffe raid on Bristol that did not go according to plan, as Bill Norman recounts.

Dark Horses
Our night-time P-51 Mustang extravaganza from North Weald.

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September 2003

Special Fold-out Section
Battling for Britain - North Weald at War. We turn the spotlight on the famous Essex fighter station. Starts on page 71.

Soviet Supreme
Jarrod Cotter tells the story of the world's sole airworthy Lavochkin La-9 - from China to the UK to New Zealand

Mosquito Photo Recce
Latest in our 'Men Behind the Medals' series, Graham Pitchfork highlights the flying career of 'Mossie' navigator Frank Baylis.

Over Here
US Airfields of the 'mid-shires': Berks, Bucks, Herts, Middlesex and Oxfordshire.

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August 2003

Malta's First Spitfires
Robin Brooks charts the Spitfires presented by the people of Malta.

On Finals for Legends
Frank B Mormillo reports on how a dual-control Mustang underwent a restoration in time to appear at this year's Flying Legends airshow.

Supermarine Walrus in Focus
The loveable amphibian as an air-sea rescue 'angel', in cutaway and Dick Melton's flyer-to-be.

'Janie' and Friends
Jarrod Cotter paid a visit to the home of Maurice Hammond's superb collection of warbirds and much more.

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