Flypast – October issue – OUT NOW!

FEATURING:

Among the Greats
Historian James Holland examines the career of Pierre Clostermann, a French fighter ace who flew with the RAF during the war.

Striking Back
Even after their country had surrendered to Germany, many French pilots continued the fight, serving in the Battle of Britain with Fighter Command.

Sabres Over Britain
It may have served Fighter Command for just three years, but the Sabre was held in great affection by pilots.

Blenheims into Battle
Andrew Thomas details how Bristol Blenheims of 23 Squadron pioneered Fighter Command’s night intruder role.

B-25 Alive
Moose Peterson explains why the Texas Flying Legends Museum’s multi-gun B-25J was the enemy’s worst nightmare.

Luftwaffe attack
Mikhail Timin examines 24 hours of intense air combat as the Russians tried to stem the tide during the early days of Operation Barbarossa.

Forgotten hero
Designed as a bomber, but rejected for the role, the Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle had some success in special duties.

Forgotten hero
Designed as a bomber, but rejected for the role, the Armstrong Whitworth Albemarle had some success in special duties.

AND MUCH MORE!

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