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The Little Turboprop That Scored Argentina’s Only Air Kill

El pequeño turbohélice que logró el único derribo aéreo de Argentina

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story Amid the Mirages, Skyhawks and Super Étendards of the 1982 Falklands War, the scrappiest Argentine aircraft of all was a stubby twin-turboprop that looked like it belonged in a different decade. The FMA IA 58 Pucará was slow, propeller-driven, and...
The Osirak Pilot Who Carried the Holocaust Into Space

The Osirak Pilot Who Carried the Holocaust Into Space

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story In June 1981, a young Israeli pilot flew the most exposed position in one of the most audacious air raids in history. Twenty-two years later, that same man carried a Torah scroll that had survived a concentration camp into orbit — and never came...
Derribado sobre Alemania Oriental durante un vuelo de entrenamiento.

Derribado sobre Alemania Oriental durante un vuelo de entrenamiento.

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story It was a routine training flight on a grey winter afternoon. Three American airmen took off from Wiesbaden in an unarmed little jet, expecting to be back in three hours. They never came home. The shootdown of a U.S. Air Force T-39 Sabreliner over East...
The Tailless Jet That Failed Its Way Into History

The Tailless Jet That Failed Its Way Into History

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story Sometimes the most valuable aircraft is the one that proves an idea wrong. The tiny Northrop X-4 Bantam is exactly that: a jet built to test a tempting theory about the sound barrier, which flew well enough to demonstrate, conclusively, that the...
The Superb Israeli Fighter Killed by One Vote

The Superb Israeli Fighter Killed by One Vote

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story On the last day of 1986, a sleek new fighter lifted off from a runway in Israel and climbed into a clear desert sky. It handled beautifully. It was, by many accounts, world-class. Eight months later, its own government voted to kill it — by a...
Sweden’s Flying Barrel Went to War for the UN

Sweden’s Flying Barrel Went to War for the UN

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story It looked like a beer barrel with wings, and the Swedes said so themselves — they called it Flygande Tunnan, the “Flying Barrel.” But behind that comical shape hid a serious pioneer: the first swept-wing fighter to enter squadron...
The Biggest Fighter Ever Built Was a Bomber-Hunter

The Biggest Fighter Ever Built Was a Bomber-Hunter

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story Line the Tupolev Tu-128 up next to the bombers it was built to shoot down, and you might struggle to tell the hunter from the prey. At nearly 30 metres long and around 43 tonnes, this Soviet interceptor was bigger and heavier than many of the aircraft...
The Russian F-22 Rival That Flew After It Was Cancelled

The Russian F-22 Rival That Flew After It Was Cancelled

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story In 1997, the Russian government formally cancelled the fighter that was supposed to answer the American F-22. Three years later, in front of an invited crowd at Zhukovsky, that cancelled fighter took off anyway. The Mikoyan 1.44 is one of...
Operation Wooden Leg: 2,000 Kilometres to Tunis

Operation Wooden Leg: 2,000 Kilometres to Tunis

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story The men on the beach at Hammam al-Shatt heard the sea before they heard the sky. It was a clear Tuesday morning, just after ten, the first of October 1985, and the Tunisian coast south of Tunis was doing what it always did at that hour, fishermen, a...
Enviar todo lo que pueda volar: El puente aéreo que salvó a Israel

Enviar todo lo que pueda volar: El puente aéreo que salvó a Israel

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story On the morning of Yom Kippur, the holiest day on the Jewish calendar, the sirens came before the prayers were finished. It was 6 October 1973, and along the Suez Canal and across the Golan Heights, Egyptian and Syrian armies were pouring over...
El luchador que vivió dentro de un bombardero

El luchador que vivió dentro de un bombardero

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Share this story Imagine hanging in space, five miles up, strapped into a single-seat jet that is not flying. It is dangling. Above your canopy, filling the entire sky, is the underside of the largest bomber the world has ever built, six propellers and four jets of...
Parece que estamos en 1914. Pero las cifras no coinciden.

Parece que estamos en 1914. Pero las cifras no coinciden.

Historia y leyendas, Aviación militar

Comparte esta historia. La comparación surge apenas noventa segundos después de cualquier conversación sobre presupuestos de defensa. Europa se está rearmando, China está construyendo buques de guerra a un ritmo sin precedentes, y alguien lo dice: así se sentía antes de 1914. A veces recurren a...
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