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Upper Heyford 1992: The F-111 Crew Who Stayed at the Controls

Upper Heyford 1992: The F-111 Crew Who Stayed at the Controls

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

On the afternoon of Thursday 17 September 1992, an F-111E was coming home to RAF Upper Heyford in Oxfordshire after a routine training flight. In the cockpit sat Captain Jerry C. Lindh, the pilot, and Major David “Mike” McGuire, his weapon systems officer,...
Khe Sanh 1968: The Airlift That Kept a Siege Alive

Khe Sanh 1968: The Airlift That Kept a Siege Alive

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Khe Sanh Combat Base sat on a plateau in northwest Quảng Trị province, eleven kilometres from Laos, at the end of a road that had been cut by ambush since August 1967. Whatever the six thousand men there needed had to arrive by air. From 21 January 1968 they needed a...
Fw 190D Dora: The Long-Nose That Arrived Too Late

Fw 190D Dora: The Long-Nose That Arrived Too Late

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

The Focke-Wulf Fw 190 was the best German fighter of 1941, and by 1944 it had a problem that no amount of courage could fix. Above roughly six thousand metres it ran out of air. The BMW 801 radial had a single-stage supercharger, and at the altitudes where American...
RAF Pathfinders: The Squadrons That Lit the Target

RAF Pathfinders: The Squadrons That Lit the Target

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

In August 1941 a civil servant named David Bensusan-Butt was given 633 night photographs taken by RAF bombers over occupied Europe and asked a simple question: are they hitting anything? His answer broke Bomber Command. Of the aircraft whose crews reported attacking...
Beriev A-50: Russia’s Radar Jet and Its Catastrophic War

Beriev A-50: Russia’s Radar Jet and Its Catastrophic War

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

There is a category of military aircraft that never fires a shot and decides the battle anyway. The Beriev A-50 is one of them: an Ilyushin Il-76 transport with a nine-metre radar dish bolted on top, fifteen people inside, and the ability to see six hundred kilometres...
Yahodyn Train Strike: Russia’s Jet Drones Reach the EU Border

Yahodyn Train Strike: Russia’s Jet Drones Reach the EU Border

Aviación militar, Noticias

A Russian jet-powered drone struck the engine of a train at Yahodyn on Monday morning, about two kilometres from the Polish border. Nobody was killed. The passengers had been ordered off fifteen minutes earlier, which is now a routine Ukrainian railway procedure and...
Nimrod: The Airliner That Hunted Submarines for 42 Years

Nimrod: The Airliner That Hunted Submarines for 42 Years

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

The de Havilland Comet was the world’s first jet airliner and, after three of them came apart in the air, the most notorious. Its reputation never recovered. But the last two unfinished Comet 4C fuselages on the Hawker Siddeley line did not go to scrap. They became...
Meiringen F-35 Noise Test Slips a Year Over a Missing Net

Meiringen F-35 Noise Test Slips a Year Over a Missing Net

Aviación militar, Noticias

The people of the Haslital have been asking a reasonable question since 2022: what will an F-35 actually sound like when it takes off from the valley they live in? The Swiss Air Force and armasuisse agreed to answer it the sensible way, by flying an F/A-18 and an F-35...
Su-30MKI: Why the Indian Air Force Flies With Two Crew

Su-30MKI: Why the Indian Air Force Flies With Two Crew

Mundo de la aviación, Aviación militar

Line up the world’s major air forces and count the seats. The United States Air Force flies the F-22, the F-16 and the F-35 with one pilot. The F-35 has no two-seat variant in any version, for any customer. France flies mostly single-seat Rafales. China’s J-20 is...
Tu-95 at Engels-2: A Second Bomber Russia Cannot Replace

Tu-95 at Engels-2: A Second Bomber Russia Cannot Replace

Aviación militar, Noticias

Russia stopped building the Tupolev Tu-95 in 1992 and scrapped the tooling three years later. That single fact is what makes the satellite imagery coming out of Engels-2 worth paying attention to. On the night of Friday 28 August, Ukraine’s SBU struck the strategic...
Lackland’s Airbase Range: Air Force Recruits Now Rearm an F-16

Lackland’s Airbase Range: Air Force Recruits Now Rearm an F-16

Aviación militar, Noticias

Air Force basic training now includes a task that would have been unthinkable for a recruit ten years ago: walk up to a fighter, hang a missile on it, and do it as a team you organised yourself. The Air Base Training Range at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland is nearly...
B-1 and B-52 Readiness: Global Strike Claims Wins, Withholds Rates

B-1 and B-52 Readiness: Global Strike Claims Wins, Withholds Rates

Aviación militar, Noticias

Air Force Global Strike Command has published a progress report on its effort to fix bomber readiness, and it contains one conspicuous absence: any mission capable rate. The North Star Readiness Campaign began in the summer of 2025 and reached its first anniversary...
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