The 'Water Bolly'
Robert S Grant reveals how an example of the Canadian-built Bristol Blenheim – the Bolingbroke – was temporarily converted for waterborne trials...
Robert S Grant
Pacific Perdition Concluded
Lee Cook concludes his study of Harry ‘Dirty Eddie’ March...
Lee Cook
A bonny biplane
Craig Allen investigates the long-term building of an airworthy Sopwith...
Craig Allen
Determined Dutchmen
A handful of Netherlanders made a significant mark in the air during World War Two...
GRAHAM PITCHFORK
Above and Beyond: Ian MacLennan
Ian MacLennan was in the thick of the aerial fighting over Malta...
DISTINGUISHED
War Games at Khotilovo
Combat Aircraft Journal gained exclusive access to recent exercises hosted by the 790th IAP, a fighter regiment of the Russian Aerospace Forces’ 6th Air and Air Defense Army, stationed at Khotilovo, northeast of Moscow, which saw the first public appearance of the new R-77-1 active radar-guided missile.
Alexander Mladenov
'Black Knights' - Back in the Game!
Combat Aircraft Journal reports from MCAS Miramar as VMFA-314 becomes the first F-35 unit at the San Diego base.
Jamie Hunter
Qatar - An Air Force Reborn!
The Qatar Emiri Air Force is undergoing one of the most impressive expansion efforts of recent times to cement its position as a leading air arm in the Middle East. Combat Aircraft Journal updates the story of this unprecedented modernization effort.
Stephan de Bruijn
'River Rattlers'
The US Navy Reserves fly some of the oldest Hornets in the US, yet they are able to provide meaningful fleet support and a valuable reserve force if the need to boost the front line arises.
Dick Wels and Hans Drost
Israel's Workhorse at 50!
Combat Aircraft Journal reports on the CH-53 Yas’ur, which marked a half-century of service with the Israeli Air Force last October.
Yissachar Ruas