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FEATURES
Designer-Pilot Kurt Tank
By Stephan Wilkinson
The man behind the fearsome Focke-Wulf Fw-190 was just as at home at the controls as he was at the drawing board.
Top Ten Best and Worst Aviation Movies
By Walter J. Boyne
The good, the bad and the just plain ugly take flight on the silver screen.
Return to Gordisa
By Gary Wright
A B-24 tail-gunner reflects on the most harrowing flight of his life.
Rescue at 32,000 Feet
By Warren E. Thompson
Thunderjet wingmen come to the aid of their unconscious flight leader.
The Making of a War Hero
By James K. Libbey
World War I naval ace Alexander de Seversky refused to let losing a leg handicap him in the cockpit.
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Mailbag
Briefing
Restored
By Mark Wolverton
Hendon's Handley-Page Halifax
Extremes
By Robert Guttman
Caproni Stipa: Roll out the barrel
Aviators
By Bethany Robinson
Pioneer North Sea flier Tryggve Gran
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Letter From Aviation History
Flashback
Reviews
Airware
By Bernard Dy
Flight Test
By Jon Guttman
Aero Poster
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ONLINE EXTRAS
Discussion:
In this issue, contributing editor Walter J. Boyne offers up his picks for the 10 best and 10 worst aviation movies ever made. Let us know which of your favorite flying films should have made the cut but didn't, and which movies you would add to the aviation hall of shame. Click here to share your comments.
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