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Online Catalogue > Magazines > Back Issues > FlyPast > 2004 > FlyPast September 2004

	Flypast - September 2004 - SOLD OUT Ref: BACKISSFP-278 News! News! News! Concorde's mixed 'Fortune' in Scotland; Duxford's workshop gears up for 'AirSpace'; Lottery funding granted for Vulcan XH558; Classic Cessna flies again in Australia; Farewell to the Starfighter; Vulcan powers-up at Wellesbourne; MiG-29 on show in Cuba; Shenyang F-6 for Pakistani museum; Grumman Trackers to be scrapped?; Lancaster's gear comes down; Me 262 flies again; Sywell museum to expand; Jaguar XK Merlin supports 'Merlins over Malta' - and much, much, more! What's New - reviews A Very 'Special' Tour Sean Feast reveals the 'hush-hush' wartime work of 101 Squadron's Ted Manners. Low Down over Burma Beaufighters in action over the skies of Burma. This 'Ace' Nonsense Roger A Freeman examines what makes an 'ace'. In Focus - Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. We present a special tribute to Boeing's four-engined 'heavy'. Scott Thompson examines the US Navy airborne early warning 'Forts' at Love Field, Dallas. The spotlight is turned on the UK's only airworthy B-17 - Sally B. Take a 'walk' around the Lone Star Flight Museum's Thunderbird. We turn our attention to Thunderbird's interior. Nigel Price charts the history of B-17G 42-38050. The RAF's 90 Squadron was the first unit to take the B-17 to war - R Wallace Clarke describes its problematical debut. Potted histories of all the world's surviving B-17. Breitling Jets Jarrod Cotter pays a visit to the world's only professional civilian jet formation team. FlyPost - mailbag Soar with Legends Father's Day, Canadian Warplane style! Airshow Reports from Duxford's Flying Legends, Waddington, East Fortune; Kemble and Caboolture plus details of the forthcoming shows. We Salute You - In Memory CockpitFest 2004 Reporting from this year's record-breaking gathering of cockpits. Glory Days A portfolio of photographs featuring Spitfire PR.XIX PS888 The Last! 'Ops' Board - events and happenings Over Here Daniel Ford concludes his survey of the US airfields of Leics, Lincs, Northants, Notts and Rutland, plus a Yorkshire 'loner'. Martin Chorlton looks at Spanhoe's D-Day - page 106. Even the Sand was an Enemy Mick Britton and Bill Napier remember operations in the desert. Visit the Flypast home page Price: £3.95

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