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AVAILABLE JULY 31. In mid-June 1944, when the Normandy Landings had taken place ten days earlier, the first V1s (the 'flying bombs') hit English soil to the chagrin of many British... [read more]

EDITORIAL - From one war to another ... Incompetent leaders, a paralyzed government, tens of thousands dead, a total rout, does that remind you of anything? But no, I'm not talking about... [read more]

After the Battle of Kursk, the German units engaged in the east could only fight obstinately in an attempt to delay the inevitable advance of the Soviet steamroller. Like the other ground support... [read more]

Summary of this N ° 120: - Mail from Readers. - History of the Free French Naval Forces II - Operation "Threat". - DARDANELLES 1915. (02) - VICTORY SHIPS (Chapter 02). - Some News.... [read more]

The Lehrgeschwader 1 engaged in the Mediterranean from the beginning of 1941 against the British forces had very quickly been respected by its opponents (whether they were of the Navy or the... [read more]

When Italy entered the war on June 10, 1940, Mussolini's navy had 108 submarines, more than double the Kriegsmarine on September 1, 1939, to which were added twenty-nine vessels put in... [read more]

This 4th episode of the B29 series on Japan perfectly illustrates the adage "with the same causes, the same effects". To the chagrin of the American high command, the replacement of... [read more]

This book includes the characteristics and history of three battleships Brennus, Carnot and Charles Martel. Despite its youthful setbacks, the Brennus is most interesting because it breaks... [read more]

French works on the Russian Imperial Navy are rare. The same can be said of English and American publications. The Russian imperial navy is nevertheless an extraordinary navy, because divided... [read more]

2nd part of the history of the Jagdgeschwader 54. While the fate of the war in the East was being played out at the beginning of 1943, the wing with the "Green Heart" saw its III. Gruppe... [read more]

If the Israeli combat aviation is currently equipped with American equipment, it was quite different during the 50s, 60s and 70s! These decades were indeed marked by the seal of Marcel Dassault.... [read more]

Contents of this issue 119: - Readers' Mail. - DARDANELLES 1915. - Geopolitics of the Indian Ocean (continued). - VICTORY SHIPS (Chapter 01) - History of the Free French Naval Forces I -... [read more]

During the war, France had stayed away from the technological revolution that constituted propulsion by reaction. A considerable industrial and financial effort would make it possible to catch up... [read more]

Designed to meet the needs of ALAT (Army Light Aviation, looking for a new tactical transport helicopter in the aftermath of the Algerian war), the Puma was a great success in the military field,... [read more]

In the SUMMARY of this N ° 234: - Mail from readers. - Arawasi. The agony of the "wild eagles" of the Japanese imperial army. By Bernard Baëza. - News: Toupolev Tu-160, the... [read more]

Contents of this N ° 118: - The French navy in the war of 1870-1871 - Geopolitics of the Indian Ocean (1) - Naval battles of the 3rd Indo-Pakistan War (December 3 to 16, 1971) - DECIMA... [read more]

Pending replenishment, it will soon be available again! Even before the first B-29 of the 58th Bomb Wing took the road to India and beyond, China, the US staff plans to open a second front on... [read more]