Aviation World, Military Aviation, UAV
The V1 Flying bomb was the worlds first cruise missile. An unmanned gyro guided plane that delivered a tonne of high explosive each time one hurtled into the ground. 2419 were to explode in London between June 1944 and March 1945, which is just 9 months....
Aviation World, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Military Aviation
The main technology that a military aircraft takes advantage of to lock on and track an enemy aircraft is its onboard mounted radar. Aircraft monitors generally have two modes: search and track. In search mode, the radar sweeps a radio beam across the sky in a zig-zag...
Aviation World, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Military Aviation
Ever wondered how a jet engine works? Jet engines create forward thrust by taking in a large amount of air and discharging it as a high-speed jet of gas. The way they’re designed allows aircraft to fly faster and further compared to propeller-driven aircraft. Their...
Aviation World, F22 Raptor, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Military Aviation
We’ve lately been talking about aircraft which have gone for combat several times. Now we’ve been thinking of some statistics of various fighter aircraft in use. Below you can find the details – but first of all we would like to show you an overview,...
Aviation World, Experimental Aircraft, Fighter Flights, Inside MiGFlug, Military Aviation
The aircraft Its first flight was on December 30, 1947 with the original British engine, later manufactured as “Klimov RD-45″. The first MiG-15 manufactured in series appears in December of 1948 and the first Regiments of MiG-15 are ready for 1949....
Aircraft Carriers, Aviation World, F22 Raptor, F35, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Inside MiGFlug, Military Aviation, Photography, UAV, Videos
A lot of real world military aircraft have appeared in several movies. These appearances show the popularity of the aircraft with the general public. They also get the opportunity to showcase their capabilities to the public. We aviation geeks from around the world...
Aviation World, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Military Aviation, Stealth Fighter Jets
A typical pilot. A fighter jock (Pilot) is quite an abnormal phenomenon. He would have a weird fascination for flying boots, money gambling, cigars (bigger meaning better), and breaking simple glasses. A typical pilot likes flying single stick fighters only,...
Aviation World, Fighter Flights, History & Legends, Inside MiGFlug, Military Aviation, Stealth Fighter Jets, World Records Aviation
Every fighter fan probably had this experience already – one gets to see a fighter jet in a museum, at an airshow or – the coolest way – during a fighter jet ride with MiGFlug. And once one is getting closer – it’s like *boah* how huuuge...
Aviation World, Bomber aircrafts, History & Legends, Military Aviation, Stealth Fighter Jets
These jaw dropping images show how engineers in 1960s California discreetly developed the SR-71 Blackbird for the US Air Force – a plane which up till today still holds the record for being the fastest ever aircraft to fly. The aircraft had been built by American...
Aviation World, Experimental Aircraft, F22 Raptor, F35, Fighter Jets, Military Aviation, News, Stealth Fighter Jets
Four F-22 Raptors which belong to the 94th Fighter Squadron recently began joint training with the locally based F-35A Lightning IIs from the 58th Fighter Squadron. The joint training was targeted at improving integration between the two most advanced radar-evading...
Aviation World, Bomber aircrafts, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Inside MiGFlug, Military Aviation, News, Stealth Fighter Jets
What is Red Flag? Red Flag is an aerial combat training exercise which is hosted at Nellis AFB and Eielson AFB. Red Flag exercise is the successor of the Cope Thunder exercise. The Red flag training mission was established in 1975 as one of the initiatives directed by...
Aviation World, Experimental Aircraft, Fighter Flights, Fighter Jets, Inside MiGFlug, Military Aviation
One of the largest air forces is dealing with more missions than ever before. In fact, they are calling in some military contractors to fly their jets. The US Air Force is being forced to consider recruiting air contractors due to the fact that they simply don’t have...
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