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Online Catalogue > Magazines > Back Issues > AirForces Monthly > 2003 > AirForces Monthly September 2003

	Air Forces Monthly - September 2003 - SOLD OUT Ref: BACKISSAFM-186 News Military aviation news from around the world. Strategic Tanker for the UK Anthony Tucker-Jones investigates the two-horse FSTA competition. A decision is due in December on one of the biggest MOD contracts ever to be awarded. Royal Netherlands Air Force Kees van der Mark and Arnaud Boxman look at the Royal Netherlands Air Force (Koninklijke Luchtmacht) as it stands on the brink of further re-organisation. Year of the Tiger AFM, with assistance from Eurocopter's Rotor magazine, considers the progress of the Tiger helicopter. Exercise AMPLE TRAIN Gabor Szekeres reports on the biggest exercise staged in Hungary this year - Exercise AMPLE TRAIN, which took place at Kecskemet in late May. Russians over India David C Isby on Russia's most ambitious long-range exercise in recent years. Target: Nuclear Iran Iran could have nuclear weapons capability by 2006. Michael Knights looks at how the US would approach such a probability. US Survey AFM's Mark Ayton concludes his review of the aircraft types operated by the United States Air Force in 2003. RIAT AFM's Editor Alan Warnes reports from RAF Fairford on this year's Royal International Air Tattoo. Waddington 2003 Key's Mark Nicholls surveys the visitors to the RAF Waddington Airshow. Attrition Dave Allport tracks down the world's military aviation crashes. AIR Ops on NOMAD Over 50 aircraft assembled at RAF Waddington in July for an air defence exercise considered by several European Air Forces to be the most important of the year. AFM's Mark Ayton investigates. www.airforcesmonthly.com Price: £3.40

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