AirForces Monthly March Issue – AVAILABLE THURSDAY 11 FEBRUARY
FREE! 32-Page Herrick Harriers Supplement
Issue features:
Terror in the Tribal Zone
AFM’s Alan Warnes travels to Pakistan to report on the Army Aviation’s fight against the Taliban and al Qaeda.
World Exclusive: The Silent Hunter – Close-up shots
John Dibbs provides exclusive air-to-air images as Wing Commander Richie Matthews, OC 51 Sqn tells AFM about the Nimrod R1.
Forging Friendships
Major Gabe Johnson explains how the Arizona’s ANG is training the world’s pilots to fly the F-16.
To KAF and Back
Alan Warnes talks to the OC of 31 Sqn after the unit’s three-month detachment to Afghanistan.
Iraqi Strikers
The Iraqi Air Force is now using the Cessna 208 Caravan to strike insurgents. Patrick von Krienke reports from Northern Iraq.
Exercise – Intrepid Owl
No. 606 (Chiltern) Squadron RAuxAF invited AFM to Salisbury Plain to watch its latest exercise.
Saddam’s Lost MiGs
Aleksander Radic explains why the Iraqis want them back from the former Yugoslavia 20 years later.
FREE! 
Herrick Harriers – A 32-page unofficial tribute to Joint Force Harrier in Afghanistan featuring:
Exclusive interviews and photos from Kandahar
Personal accounts from the Sqns
Urgent operational requirements
Harrier upgrades
And much more!
‘Simply, I feel it is the best recent record of modern Harrier history that I have had the pleasure to read.”
[B] Gary Waterfall, Group Captain, Joint Force Harrier Force Commander, Royal Air Force
PLUS!
All the latest military aviation news including:
Maiden flight of Russia’s PAK-FA
Massive military mission to aid Haiti earthquake victims
First Typhoon for 6 Squadron
Shaw F-16s in Iraq and Afghan deployments
HH-60Gs and MC-130Ps participate in Exercise Red Devil
And more!
AirForces Monthly March issue is available from Thursday 11 February for just £4.20 from WHSmith and all other leading newsagents. Alternatively, order your copy with FREE P&P* at http://www.keypublishing.com/shop from 11 February.
*UK and BFPO only
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February 9, 2010 at 11:00 am