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Flight Journal, 01 agosto 2026

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ArticleFLIGHT JOURNAL

(ISSN 1095-1075) is pub­lished bimonthly by Air Age Inc., PO Box 7337 Wilton, CT 06897 USA. Copy­right 2026, all rights reserved. SUBSCRIPTIONS: Go to Flight­Journal. com/order. U.S., $49.95 (1 yr.); Canada, $64.95 includ­ing GST (1 yr.);...

FLIGHT JOURNAL

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One of 140 Lock­heed P-38 Light­ning Mk Is and IIs ori­gin­ally built for France and later diver­ted to Bri­tain, this air­craft ulti­mately found a very dif­fer­ent role. After being rejec­ted by the RAF for dis­ap­point­ing per­form­ance, it was...

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ArticleON THE COVER:

Dressed in the short-lived scheme of Nor­we­gian fighter pilot Rolf Arne Berg, Supermar­ine Spit­fire HF Mk.IX RR232 flies over the Eng­lish Chan­nel. This WW II com­bat sur­vivor is oper­ated by Boult­bee Flight Academy and flies out of the Good­wood...

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ArticleMiG Alley Mis­sion

ONE OF THE TREASURES reaped by the Com­mun­ists at the end of WW II was the Sui-ho com­plex that had been built by the Japan­ese in 1940 after they had occu­pied the Korean Pen­in­sula. At that time, it had six of the world’s largest tur­bine...

MiG Alley Mis­sion

ArticleScrewy Looie

IN THE MIDDLE OF 1942, after suc­cess­fully com­plet­ing basic train­ing in Pecos, Texas, at the con­trols of a BT-13, I had a decision to make: become a fighter pilot or jump into multi-engine air­planes and fly bombers. I thought I would be a little...

Screwy Looie

Article‹ Night of the Weasels

“WE HEARD THE FIRST MIG CALL as we were head­ing north toward Bagh­dad. At around 0320, we saw a spear of burn­ing smoke poin­ted right at us. That was awe-inspir­ing.” The “burn­ing smoke” was F-15C pilot Cap­tain Steve Tate’s AIM-7 Spar­row kill of...

‹ Night of the Weasels