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About 10 yrs ago, the late Martin Caidin had written a book called "Ghosts Of The Air". It was a compilation of interviews he conducted with military and civilian aviators. The topic of conversation in those interviews, were unexplained 'supernatural', or otherwise outright 'paranormal'...

Today the Dutch government announced that it has reached an agreement with Germany about the sale of eight P-3C CUP Orions aircraft. Pending an approval from the German parliament (expected in October), the first aircraft will be handed over to the German Navy at NAS Nordholz in November 2005, the...

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Anyone know if the Nemesis broke the prop speed record at Oshkosh? ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **

America's Self-Destroying Air Power: Becoming Your Own Peer Threat. ýhttp://www.csis.org/media/csis/pubs/081219_aircraft_modernstudy.pdf

Dear Forum Members, As promised so many times in the past at long last I have begun to upload information on ejection history to my trial website www.ejection-history.org.uk I would like to thank all forum members who have responded to my past requests for help and further request your support by...

"Michael 182" wrote: "Jean-Paul Roy" wrote in message ... You must be studdering!!!! For those of us who have killfiled amos, the only reason this jerks spam threads...

Dear all, Below is the most recent, complete and final list of participating aircraft for the open day at RNLNAS Valkenburg. Aircraft arriving on Friday between 9:00am and 2:00pm. On Saturday the base is open to the public from 11:30am until 6:00pm. Static show only (most aircraft will be open to...

Once the A-6E was retired a few years back, Congress approved the aircraft for Foreign Military Sales. At one point in time France expressed interest in the A-6E to be used as a shore based tanker. There does not seem to be much information going around on the aircraft slated for FMS. Not counting...

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Memorial Day Poem #44, "The Long Road" They say it is a long road from youth to adulthood; I say it is but the blink of an eye. One day a child with a football or bat, The next day a man in combat. By JINGLES Jan 02

FlightGlobal.com December 4, 2007 V-22 Mishap Probe Prompts US Fleet Restrictions By Stephen Trimble Believing a design defect aboard the Bell-Boeing V-22 is likely to blame for a second in-flight engine fire, the US Navy has placed a flight restriction on the US domestic Osprey fleet and...

I don't know if the Navy ever flew any of these or not, but for some well-healed retiree this could be just the thing to excite your neighbors at your flyp-in airpark subdivision: http://www.ipass.net/ginkgo/N9612home.html

The F-100 had an interesting ground starting option, a large chamber that received a large gas generating cartridge. When ignited by electrical current, the expanding gas from the black powder-like pyrotechnic cartridge drove a starter turbine which brought the engine up to a self-sustaining rpm...

so who gonna step up? Mike Search launched to find Marine JSF test pilot Marine Corps Times Saturday Aug 9, 2008 The Navy and Marine Corps are searching for a single pilot to join the ranks of test pilots preparing the Corps’ variant of the Joint Strike Fighter.

Not a "Which was the best fighter" but a discussion of the strengths - weaknesses of each. Since the Hellcat had limited post WW II use, I would like to limit discussion to the WW II service of each type. I would be especially interested in any comments about the Fleet Air Arm (British) use...

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Well if more F-35s get built than F-22s, and or the budget for them is cheaper, down the road it stands to reason that Air National Guard units will get F-35s, though F-16s and F-15s will likely be in service stateside for many years to come. If you just want speed for the ANG, one can always...