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Can you spot the second plane flying fast at very low altitude through the valleys?

December 10, 2013 Richard Clements

The following video, shared on Flickr by renowned photographer and pilot Paul Heasman, shows two RAF’s BAE Hawk T2 trainers flying through the Ogwen valley in North Wales en-route to RAF Valley after a training […]

Military Aviation

Israel scrambled F-15 fighter jets against multiple airspace violations by unknown drones

October 4, 2013 Richard Clements

The Jerusalem Post has reported that on Sept. 28, two Israeli Air Force (IAF) jets were scrambled to intercept two unidentified objects over Northern Israel. The report is very limited in detail as it does […]

Syria

France had Rafale jets armed with Scalp missiles ready for strike on Syria

October 3, 2013 Richard Clements

According to to French weekly le Nouvel Observateur (LNO) France came within hours of striking Syrian Chemical weapons sites after thinking that the U.S had planned a huge attack on Sept. 1, 2013. The report […]

Military Aviation

At nearly 40, the IAI Kfir fighter jet received a new lease of life

September 30, 2013 Richard Clements

The IAI Kfir, (“Lion Cub” in Hebrew) has just received an upgrade program to extend its life for another 40 years (possibly). During the late 1960’s the Israel Aircraft Industries were forced to look inwardly […]

Drones

U.S moves Djibouti Reaper drone fleet to remote location amid safety concerns

September 27, 2013 Richard Clements

The Washington Post has revealed that the Governement of Djibouti has asked the U.S. to move its fleet of Reaper UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles) away from Camp Lemonnier due to local population concerns regards their […]

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