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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Grapevine - Michael Oakey's monthly review of happenings in the aircraft preservation world
Canadian 'Fish flies - Chuck Sloat reports on the recently-restored Fairey Swordfish in Canada
By day and by night - Part 6 - Philip jarrett recounts the development history of the Vickers Vimy
Stirling in deep Water - Roy Nesbit presents an update on the project to survey the submerged remains of a Short Stirling bomber
Flying Was Still fun - Part 3 Wg Cdr jack Meadows recalls flying Mosquitoes with the 2nd Tactical Air Force
Tempest Summer - Part 6 Roland Beamont recounts an attack on a V2 rocket site, and No 150 Tempest Wing's move to an advanced base in Holland
Preservation profile - CaproniCa 100 "Italian Moth" I-ABOU, based at Like Como in Italy, is this month's subject
Phantom farewell - Malcolm English presents a farewell tribute to "one of the all time Classic Fighters"
Sling'S Sailplanes - In Part Four of his series Martin Simons describes the Slingsby Falcon 3 of 1935
The Eagle has flown - Geoff Green's recently-restored BA Eagle 2 has once more taken to the skies, the first of its type to do so in the UK since the war
Royal Flying Corps in Texas ? Part 1 n is now 75 years since the RFC sent a detachment to Fort Worth in Texas. Hugh Morgan relates the story of an innovative flying training partnership
Slow bird from Brunswick - John Fricker begins a two-part account of how he cut his aeronautical teeth on Zaunkoenig ultralight G-ALUA in the late Forties and early Fifties
Armchair aviation - More books reviewed by Melvyn Hiscock
Post-War proplinerS - The French four-engined SNCASE SE.161 Languedoc is the sixth type covered in John Stroud's new series
Yesterday's Winds - Part 2 Former 81 Sqn Spitfire PR.XIX pilot Flt Lt E. C. Powles AFC RAF (Retd) concludes his account of an alarmingly eventful flight from Hong Kong to French Indo-China and back in 1951
Plane Crazy - The Editor's regular backward glance at aviation's lighter and less believable moments
Canadian 'Fish flies - Chuck Sloat reports on the recently-restored Fairey Swordfish in Canada
By day and by night - Part 6 - Philip jarrett recounts the development history of the Vickers Vimy
Stirling in deep Water - Roy Nesbit presents an update on the project to survey the submerged remains of a Short Stirling bomber
Flying Was Still fun - Part 3 Wg Cdr jack Meadows recalls flying Mosquitoes with the 2nd Tactical Air Force
Tempest Summer - Part 6 Roland Beamont recounts an attack on a V2 rocket site, and No 150 Tempest Wing's move to an advanced base in Holland
Preservation profile - CaproniCa 100 "Italian Moth" I-ABOU, based at Like Como in Italy, is this month's subject
Phantom farewell - Malcolm English presents a farewell tribute to "one of the all time Classic Fighters"
Sling'S Sailplanes - In Part Four of his series Martin Simons describes the Slingsby Falcon 3 of 1935
The Eagle has flown - Geoff Green's recently-restored BA Eagle 2 has once more taken to the skies, the first of its type to do so in the UK since the war
Royal Flying Corps in Texas ? Part 1 n is now 75 years since the RFC sent a detachment to Fort Worth in Texas. Hugh Morgan relates the story of an innovative flying training partnership
Slow bird from Brunswick - John Fricker begins a two-part account of how he cut his aeronautical teeth on Zaunkoenig ultralight G-ALUA in the late Forties and early Fifties
Armchair aviation - More books reviewed by Melvyn Hiscock
Post-War proplinerS - The French four-engined SNCASE SE.161 Languedoc is the sixth type covered in John Stroud's new series
Yesterday's Winds - Part 2 Former 81 Sqn Spitfire PR.XIX pilot Flt Lt E. C. Powles AFC RAF (Retd) concludes his account of an alarmingly eventful flight from Hong Kong to French Indo-China and back in 1951
Plane Crazy - The Editor's regular backward glance at aviation's lighter and less believable moments
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