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Online Catalogue > Magazines > Back Issues > FlyPast > 2009 > FlyPast June 2009

	Flypast - June 2009 Ref: BACKISSFP-335 News Czech Spitfire goes home Lottery backs Lincolnshire Thunderbolt re-assembly at Duxford 'Breitling' DC-3 for Europe Brewster Buffalo unveiled in Holland Omani colours for Cosford's Pioneer News on other Pages East Kirkby Lancaster to fly again? Vintage Fabrics - aiming for a total package Avro, BE.2 and Spitfire debut at Omaka In Focus Special features on the Boeing B-29 Superfortress Slaughterhouse Dive Boeing's ambitious B-29 was beset with development problems. Ed Davies explains how the fatal crash of a prototype very nearly brought the 'Super Bomber' programme to a close. Two-War Veteran Pete West's artwork zooms in on a Korean conflict B-29 called 'Flying Parts'. Three Times Reprieved Duxford's B-29 is a lucky survivor - Daniel Ford explains. Ultimate 'Superfort' Incredible, in the late 1960s China was developing new versions of the B-29 -Daniel Ford relates. Capital Bomber Boeing Washingtons may have only served the RAF in the bomber role for four years but, as Chris Howlett explains, they were a major influence. Features Album Treasure Trove A forthcoming sale includes some exceptional albums covering subjects including the Alpine War and the Spanish Civil War. That Nelson Spirit! It is unlikely that 'Wen' Nelson was descended from England's illustrious admiral but he certainly had his namesake's courage and spirit. Ian McLachlan starts up a two-part study. Yorkshire Post - Kriegie Edition Short Stirling specialist John Reid is on a quest to find a very special version of a news paper. Nocturnal Predator Nigel Price charts the history of a largely forgotten 'Cold War' night-fighter. To Finish the Job? Will she, won't she? Should she, shouldn't she? Jarrod Cotter spoke exclusively to the Panton family about how they've looked into the possibility of getting Lancaster NX611 flying again. El Jeepo Proud Willys Jeep owner John Holdway explains his choice of paint scheme. Workhorse Cockpit collecting is a great way for an individual to enter the world of aircraft preservation. Steve Austin now owns two, one a very important Vulcan... Regulars Men Behind the Medals Graham Pitchfork details the career of Sqn Ldr Sheppard - air-sea rescue crewman. Passion for Flying Ken Ellis visits Vintage Fabrics at Audley End - home of craftsmanship and a passion for flying! Museums - Cuba Nigel Price keeps the red flag flying at Havana's Revolution Museum. What's New Tribute to Alex Henshaw. Airshow The UK calendar kicks off plus reports from Avalon and Omaka. 'Ops' Board Where to go and what to see. FlyPost Readers' letters and comments. Finals Republic P-47 Thunderbolt 'stack'. Visit the Flypast home page Price: £4.10

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