and one of the most advanced navigation and weapons delivery systems of its era — including an inertial navigation system and head-up display — the A-7D could deliver ordnance with a precision that set it apart from its contemporaries
the 13th AF's Headquarters Flight Section operated utility and liaison aircraft like the A-24B to support command communications
The F4U-1 is instantly recognizable by its original "birdcage" canopy — a multi-framed
These crews embodied the rescue motto "That Others May Live" — flying the venerable Flying Fortress in one of its most humanitarian postwar roles
The YAL-1A remains one of the most visually distinctive and technically extraordinary aircraft ever built — a must-have subject for any collection focused on experimental or advanced technology aircraft
Yak-9DD JAS Royal Air Force and one of the mostThese are 1 72 scale decals for Yakovlev Yak 9DD, JAS, assigned to No. 234 Squadron, Royal Air Force one of the most unusual and seldom modeled subjects in British aviation history, a Soviet built fighter operating in RAF markings during one of the most daring Allied supply missions of World War II. The Yak 9DD was the ultimate long range variant of the Yakovlev Yak 9 family, fitted with even greater fuel capacity than the Yak 9D to achieve a range of