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The Top American Ace of Vietnam Never Flew the Aircraft

The Top American Ace of Vietnam Never Flew the Aircraft

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

The highest-scoring American ace of the Vietnam War never flew the aeroplane. On 9 September 1972, Captain Charles B. DeBellevue shot down his fifth and sixth MiGs from the back seat of an F-4D Phantom. He was a weapon systems officer. The stick and throttles were...
Russia Beat GPS Jamming With a Two-Dollar Compass

Russia Beat GPS Jamming With a Two-Dollar Compass

Monde de l'aviation, Aviation militaire

Ukraine has spent this war building some of the densest electronic warfare cover on earth. Along much of the front line, GPS and GLONASS simply do not work. A drone that depends on satellite navigation arrives over the target having forgotten where it is....
How a Heat-Seeking Missile Works, and Why Flares Stopped Saving You

How a Heat-Seeking Missile Works, and Why Flares Stopped Saving You

Monde de l'aviation, Aviation militaire

A radar-guided missile announces itself. It has to: something has to illuminate the target, and the moment that happens the target knows it is being shot at.An infrared missile says nothing at all. It emits no signal, because it is not looking for a reflection. It is...
The Hardest Day: 18 August 1940 Cost More Than Battle of Britain Day

The Hardest Day: 18 August 1940 Cost More Than Battle of Britain Day

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

The Battle of Britain has a famous date, and it is 15 September. That is Battle of Britain Day, the climax, the one in the calendar.It is not the day that cost the most. That was Sunday 18 August 1940, when the Luftwaffe made an all-out attempt to destroy RAF Fighter...
The Doolittle Raid: Sixteen B-25s That Were Never Coming Back

The Doolittle Raid: Sixteen B-25s That Were Never Coming Back

Histoire et légendes, Aviation militaire

At 07:38 on the morning of 18 April 1942, a 70-ton Japanese patrol boat called the Nittō Maru spotted an American task force about 650 nautical miles east of Japan and got a radio message off before the cruiser Nashville sank her.That message ruined the plan. The...
F-35 Readiness Surged in Epic Fury. The Trend Line Still Points Down.

F-35 Readiness Surged in Epic Fury. The Trend Line Still Points Down.

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Air Combat Command’s director of operations stood up at the Air, Space and Cyber conference this week and said the F-35 “absolutely proved itself” in combat over Iran.He is right. He also attached a condition to the sentence that is doing an enormous...
The Air Force Is Taking Air Base Defence Away From the Army

The Air Force Is Taking Air Base Defence Away From the Army

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

For as long as the United States has had an independent Air Force, defending its airfields against attack from the sky has been somebody else’s job. Specifically, the Army’s.That arrangement is quietly collapsing, and at the Air, Space and Cyber conference...
NATO Is Scrapping Air Policing: Inside Standing Defense Plan 12000

NATO Is Scrapping Air Policing: Inside Standing Defense Plan 12000

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

A Russian drone crossed into Lithuanian airspace overnight on 15 September, and NATO fighters shot it down. That part has happened before — by the alliance air commander’s own count, at least six times now.What is new is that the officer responsible for...
BAE Shadow EW: Electronic Warfare Small Enough for a Cheap Drone

BAE Shadow EW: Electronic Warfare Small Enough for a Cheap Drone

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Electronic warfare has always been an expensive aircraft’s privilege. The jamming pod on an EA-18G Growler is a large, power-hungry, individually precious thing, hung on an aircraft that costs tens of millions of dollars and is flown by people you very much want...
YFQ-44A Fury Fit-Checked With Air-to-Ground Bombs and Rocket Pods

YFQ-44A Fury Fit-Checked With Air-to-Ground Bombs and Rocket Pods

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Until now, Anduril’s YFQ-44A Fury has been an air-to-air aircraft. It carries AIM-120 AMRAAMs, it flies alongside crewed fighters, and in July it became the first American collaborative combat aircraft to fire a missile in anger at a test range.At the Air, Space...
Veer Guardian 26: Japan Sends Fighters to India for the First Time

Veer Guardian 26: Japan Sends Fighters to India for the First Time

Aviation militaire, Nouvelles

Three Mitsubishi F-2As landed at Air Force Station Jodhpur this month, and in doing so did something no Japanese fighter had ever done: deploy operationally to an Indian air base.Exercise Veer Guardian 26 runs from 9 to 21 September at Jodhpur and in the surrounding...
TERCOM and DSMAC: How a Cruise Missile Finds Its Target Without GPS

TERCOM and DSMAC: How a Cruise Missile Finds Its Target Without GPS

Monde de l'aviation, Aviation militaire

A Tomahawk leaves a destroyer’s deck, climbs, settles down to a few hundred feet and flies for up to 1,600 kilometres (870 miles) at 880 km/h (550 mph). At the end of that, it is expected to arrive at a specific building. Not a city. A building.The obvious...
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