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The English Electric Lightning was the most exciting jet fighter ever created. When it entered service, in 1959, it was the most formidable fighter in the world. For twenty nine years it thundered over British skies as a brutish deterrent to would-be attackers. Ian Black flew this over-powered monster for the Royal Air Force in... |
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Hindsight is a glorious thing. From the safe distance of several decades it is blindingly obvious that many of the aircraft thrown into the maelstrom of combat during the Second World War were worse than useless and should never have been built (Messerschmitt Komet, Blackburn Roc, Breda 88, I'm looking at you). Rarer and... |
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Parasite fighters operating from airships sounds like science fiction, but it was reality for the U.S. Navy in the 1930s. |
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ifttt.itbehere.com
[AI summary] A top Pentagon official expressed shock at the sophisticated weaponry and missile capabilities of Yemen's Houthi group engaged in the Red Sea conflict. |
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