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  • Air Forces Monthly 2014/09

Air Forces Monthly 2014/09

 

  • Product Code: D10045 [27850]
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  • Date added: 12/01/2024

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Contents:

  • Super Hornet
    Boeingʼs F/A-18 has been in service more than quarter of a century. David C Isby says its operators expect modernised versions to be active for at least another 25 years.
  • Exercise Report – Lightning Viper
    Roy Choo reports on an air exercise that put RAAF Super Hornets through their paces to fight an advanced adversary.
  • Spanish Army Drones over Afghanistan
    Erwan de Cherisey was embedded with Spanish forces in Afghanistan and spent some time with the operators of the countryʼs unmanned aircraft fleet.
  • Exercise Report – Anatolian Eagle
    Chris Lofting joined a horde of global aviation enthusiasts at this yearʼs international Exercise Anatolian Eagle at Konya in Turkey.
  • RIAT 2014
    Many aircraft could lay claim to be the stars of the RIAT, but for AFM it was the Polish Air Force Sukhoi Display Teamʼs Su-22 Fitters. Alan Warnes talked to the team.
  • Russian Air Force MiG-29s
    The Russian Air Force has been flying the MiG-29 Fulcrum since 1983 but, as Alexander Mladenov reports, the type still has many years of service left.
  • Scorpion
    Itʼs not often a new combat jet takes to the skies. Guy Martin investigates Textron AirLandʼs remarkable Scorpion.
  • Exercise Report – Maple Flag
    Dean Sorochan reports from Canadian Forces base (CFB) Cold Lake where last-minute cancellations and changes resulted in an army-focused Maple Flag exercise over the plains of Alberta, Canada.
  • Force Report – Turkish Army Aviation
    Arda Mevlutoglu explains why Turkey maintains one of NATOʼs largest standing armies – and how its aviation assets are deployed.
  • British Helicopter Modernisation
    Alan Warnes looks at the current status of the UKʼs helicopter modernisation programmes.
  • Mexican Naval Aviation
    Erwan de Cherisey investigates Mexican Naval Aviation efforts to restructure and buy new aircraft.
  • Debrief
    Reviews of recently published books on military aviation.
  • Just a Nice Pic
    The ʽCad Westʼ in West Wales has long been a low-level training area for the RAFʼs fast jets. ʽRebel 87ʼ, a Tornado GR4 from 41 (Reserve) Squadron, flew there in July.

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