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FEATURES
Ace in a Day
By Jon Guttman
Major Archie G. Donahue shot down five aircraft on a single mission—twice.
The Lindbergh Line
By Donald Lankiewicz
Convinced the public was ready for air travel, "Lucky Lindy" launched an innovative air-and-rail service.
Mick Manncok: RAF Pilot
By O'Brien Browne
RAF pilot Mick Mannock, said one instructor, "was a typical example of the impetuous young Irishman, and
I always thought he was the type to do or die." He did both.
Mustang Mission to Achmer
Interview by R.R. "Boom" Powell
Just after he saw Ben Drew shoot
down two Me-262s in Germany, Bob McCandless survived having his P-51 shot down in flames.
Flights of Fancy
By John Dinan
Filled with fanciful weapons, evil villains and dashing heroes, air war pulp magazines introduced a generation of young readers to aviation combat.
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Mailbag
Briefing
By Stephan Wilkinson
Flight Log
By Ryan Burke
Milestones
By Justin Hardy
Restored
By Dick Smith
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Aviators
By Donald J. Young
Letter From Aviation History
Modeling
By Dick Smith
Extremes
by Stephan Wilkinson
Reviews
Airware
NEW! Nose Art
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ONLINE EXTRAS
Red Baron: World War I Ace Fighter Pilot Manfred von Richthofen
World War II: The Cactus Air Force Fought at Guadalcanal
George Preddy: Top-Scoring World War II Mustang Ace
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