Combat Aircraft February issue – OUT NOW!

FEATURING:

‘BLACKJACK’ ATTACK
The operations launched by Russia’s strategic aviation arm over Syria on November 17, 2015 saw the first ever combat use of the Tupolev Tu-95MS long-range heavy bombers. We present a timely review of the Tu-160, Russia’s most lethal combat aircraft.

SUPER TUCANO
Santiago Rivas explores Embraer’s highly-capable Super Tucano, one of the most popular advanced trainers and light attack aircraft in service today.

HUNGRY LIKE THE WOLVERINE
Though Embraer claims that its A-29 Super Tucano is the most successful turboprop light attack and advanced training aircraft on the market, it has strong competition in the shape of the Beechcraft AT-6 Wolverine. Jon Lake reports.

RAFALE ON THE FRONT LINE
Henri-Pierre Grolleau details how the Dassault Rafale has been at the forefront of French combat operations in Africa and the Middle East.

PLUS, THE LATEST MILITARY AVIATION NEWS FROM ACROSS THE GLOBE AND MUCH MORE!

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