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

	Flypast - November 2009 Ref: BACKISSFP-340 News Mitchell departs Duxford Historic Woodford to close Nimrod gate guardian 'Connie' arrives in Seattle Hawker Fury leaves Europe Biggin Hill appeal News on other pages Fieseler Storch rebuild in Norway 'Big Gun' B-25 moves on Formation debuts at Duxford Features (Virtual) chocks away Key Publishing's IT expert Richard Benedikz explains how to get into the virtual air in a beginner's guide to flight simulation. Slaughter of the Innocents Robin J Brooks recalls the rise and fall of the Boulton Paul Defiant in the early days of World War Two. Dornier's legacy The life and times of Claude Dornier and his ground-breaking aircraft company are charted by Nigel Price. Artful 'Mossies' Glenn Sands presents a portfolio of RAAF Mosquito nose-art. Heaven-sent stop-gap Warren E Thompson tells of USAF Canberras in combat over Vietnam. Regulars Our Very Own Our popular Royal Auxiliary Air Force series continues with Sqn Ldr Bruce Blanche profiling the night-fighter kings - 600 (City of London) Squadron. Ton up Geoffrey de Havilland made his first, tentative, attempt at flight 100 years ago. From the Workshop Ken Ellis looks at an outstanding Fieseler Fi 156 Storch project in Norway. Roundels File The evolution of the Luftwaffe's crosses in World War Two is explained by David Howley. FlyPost Readers' letters and comments, including a 'special' on the future of the RAF's heritage. Airshow The RAFA Airshow at wonderful Shoreham, plus reports from Duxford, Rougham and Gransden. We also take a last look at what's left of this year's airshow calendar. 'Ops' Board Where to go and what to see. Finals Our famous 'what is it?' competition returns with as teaser from the 'Jacksonville Graveyard' in Florida, circa November 1945. Big Gun Frank B Mormillo profiles the only airworthy cannon-equipped B-25H, Barbie III. No Place to Hide B-25 combat over the Pacific is described by Lou Fulgaro. Low and Slow: Warbird Style Lou Fulgaro, former part-owner of Barbie III, talks us through operating a multi-engined warbird. Behind the Lens Once a famous camera-ship, the 'Tallmantz Mitchell' is now called Pacific Prowler. Scott A Thompson looks at its history. Visit the Flypast home page Price: £4.10

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