You used to be able to have it charged on a credit card each issue.

Precision Shooting disapears and International Air Power Review returns .

One magazine that was published in the 1960’s until now then “poof!” gone.

I do sincerely hope that International Air Power Review succeeds with vol 28 and wish the best for them in the New Year.

Glenn

I have been reading this lately again because there is nothing else like it on the market at this time.

I guess that I have to find some Wings of Fame.

I understand what happened but hope that some one will continue to publish
International Air Power Review at the same high quality and interest level.

Glenn

When I was very young my grandmother -a member-took me to visit the museum. She left me looking at this aircraft to do other things for a short while. I can just rember fragments of this visit. If they can stabalize the problems this historical object should remain where it is but it sounds like “money talks” in this case. I wonder if a deal has already been made. Thank you for posting this-it brings back good memories that I’d not thought of for years.