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Spitfire vs Bf 109 and F-14 vs Su-27: the difference is always the pilot

May 31, 2013 Dario Leone

It’s not always the best aircraft that wins in an air-to-air engagement. Most of the times it is the training the pilot has received and his/her skills, experience to make the difference: that’s why a […]

Aviation

Soviet, giant Antonov 124 cargo plane production line to be resumed

May 31, 2013 Jacek Siminski

Even if the news has been around for several years (and always denied), according to Defence24.pl, vice Prime Minister of Ukraine, Yuri Boyko has recently announced that the An-124 production will be resumed in cooperation […]

Drones

Why has Washington acknowledged loss of unknown drone in Somalia but has not admitted Predator crash in Turkey?

May 30, 2013 David Cenciotti

As already explained, on May 29 Pentagon acknowledged the loss of a scarcely known Camcopter drone in Somalia whose debris had been collected and shown all around the world by the Al-Shabaab group. Interestingly, the […]

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Pentagon confirms drone crash in Somalia. But it doesn’t say it was an Austrian made PSYOPs-capable Camcopter

May 29, 2013 David Cenciotti

On May 27 a drone flying a routine surveillance mission along the coast of Somalia crashed in a remote area near the shoreline of Mogadishu. The Pentagon confirmed the loss in Somalia after the Al-Shabaab […]

Aviation Safety / Air Crashes

“German decision to scrap Euro Hawk drone purchase will not affect AGS program” NATO officials say

May 29, 2013 Jacek Siminski

According to NATO, the  AGS (Alliance Ground Surveillance), a project that is based on high-altitude long range UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems), a main operating base and several command and control stations to monitor “what’s happening […]

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