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Jump Jets in Action: Harrier to F-35B Vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) - or ‘jump jets’ - have the combat performance of a fighter, combined wi...

North American X-15 The rocket-powered X-15 emerged as the fastest piloted aircraft ever flown, providing airmen with experience of flying inside a...

Few in Britain would avoid the reach of the Luftwaffe during World War Two. Even in the first six months of 1940, its early raids against maritime...

Air Mobility Command is one of nine major commands in the US Air Force and its chief tasks are airlifts and aerial refuelling. It operates a big f...

While North American Aviation’s F-86 Sabre was a relatively simple machine, powered by an equally unsophisticated jet engine, it embraced a complet...

AirForces Monthly leads the way with its award-winning coverage of air power around the world and this special publication highlight’s the past yea...

This 116-page publication provides a wealth of information about the missions and weapons systems assigned to the US Air Force Global Strike Comman...

USAF Air Power Yearbook 2025, a special publication from the publishers of Combat Aircraft Journal, provides coverage of a variety of topics about ...

This publication tells the story of the United States Air Force’s gunships from their early days in the Vietnam conflict of the 1960s through to th...

From its maiden flight at the end of 1970, the Grumman F-14 Tomcat became the US Navy's fleet air defence fighter. It served with 28 fleet squadro...

50 Years of Tornado Conceived in the Cold War as a 'Multi Role Combat Aircraft,' the Tornado was a tri-national project between the UK, Germany, an...

Every year is a busy year where US Navy and US Marine Corps aviation is concerned – 2024 is no exception. Two big stories in this edition are the ...

Even as the Cold War ended, US carrier aircraft took a key role in Operation Desert Storm, the 1991 campaign to drive invading Iraqi forces from Ku...

The full story of the world’s first truly intercontinental bomber, operated by the US Air Force during a critical phase in the Cold War. Equipped ...

At one time the F-4 Phantom was operated by a dozen countries, three air forces still fly the jet. Production ran from the early 1960s until 1981 ...

The F-15 Eagle still holds a combat record for achieving 104 air-to-air kills to no losses. It’s an impressive fighter in all respects, and it’s b...

Hurricane hunter, gunship, aerial spy, tanker, rescue aircraft, special operations, electronic warrior, drone carrier, communications platform – an...

Red Arrows at 60 is a comprehensive look at the world-famous RAF Aerobatic Team as it marks its 60th display season. The publication tells the squ...

This reissue of Aeroplane Icons: Canberra celebrates the aircraft’s 75th anniversary. The Canberra bomber was created without fuss and fanfare, an...

Twenty years ago, NATO fighter jets took to the skies over the alliance’s new members in the Baltic region to protect their airspace. Since then, ...

At the end of WW2, aircraft carrier aviation – the art of flying combat aircraft off the deck of a ship for operations and landing back aboard – wa...

AirForces Monthly leads the way with its award-winning coverage of air power around the world and this special publication features many of the yea...

This year’s US Air Force Yearbook provides insight to all the service’s mission sets with coverage of bomber, fighter, special operations, transpor...

ISR – Spies In The Sky Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) is a vital resource for all military operations. It provides decision-ma...