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Israeli Air Force celebrates Space Week with eerie image of a Cosmic War

The image used by the Israel's Air Force to advertise an article about the Israeli Space Week features a battle of spacecrafts: error or subliminal message? It must have been…

David Cenciotti David Cenciotti
January 27, 2014
Military Aviation

U-2 spyplane pilot wannabe? Be prepared to drive sport cars at top speeds

The TU-2S is the two-seater version of the legendary U-2 Dragon Lady used to train pilots destined to fly the legendary spyplane. The U.S. Air Force operates five such planes,…

David Cenciotti David Cenciotti
January 26, 2014
Military Aviation

The astounding statistics of the Japanese Air Defense

According to the Japanese Ministry of Self-Defense, the Japanese Air Self Defense Force (JASDF) has scrambled its jets 138 times throughout the last quarter of 2013. All that happened due…

Jacek Siminski Jacek Siminski
January 26, 2014
Military Aviation

This is the cockpit of the upgraded B-1B “Bone” bomber

On Jan. 21, Dyess Air Force Base, in Texas, saw the arrival of the first operational B-1B Lancer with the Integrated Battle Station upgrade which gave the "Bone" new screens…

David Cenciotti David Cenciotti
January 25, 2014
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Extremely rare: U.S. Navy plane lands on snow-covered aircraft carrier’s flight deck

Arrested landings on the moving flight deck on an aircraft carrier can be extremely tricky in several conditions. At night, when the horizon is not clearly visible and pilots have…

David Cenciotti David Cenciotti
January 25, 2014
Military Aviation

Arkansas Air National Guard’s A-10s fly last 4-ship before transitioning to drones

On Dec. 30, 2013, Arkansas Air National Guard's 188th Fighter Wing at Ebbing Air National Guard Base, Fort Smith, Ark. flew one of the very last four-ship missions with the…

David Cenciotti David Cenciotti
January 25, 2014
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