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One in five Russian aircraft losses not combat-related in Ukraine War

Non-combat losses of Russian aviation account for over 20% of total confirmed losses since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, U.S. news magazine Newsweek reported on Aug. 23. ....

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The wartime crash and death of a Canadian pilot officer in Dingli

In the early morning of April 28, 1942, at 7.50am, the air raid warning sounded, as a number of German Messerschmitt Bf109F fighter aircraft and an estimated 43 ....

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The Failed Air War Over Vietnam | There are glorious stories about American military aircraft bombing North Vietnam. None explain the effort failed. It cost billions of dollars, killed a million people, destroyed a small nation, and had little effect on the final outcome. Some claim the effort failed because of political bombing restrictions. Others claim the bombing was successful because it

There are glorious stories about American military aircraft bombing North Vietnam. None explain the effort failed. It cost billions of dollars, killed a million people, destroyed a small nation, and had little effect on the final outcome. Some claim the effort failed because of political bombing restrictions. Others claim the bombing was successful because it| USSA News ....

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Revisiting a 1942 Spitfire crash in Qormi

Charles Debono looks back at the crash of Pilot Officer Walter ‘Pips’ Cripps on April 26, 1942.
On April 26, 1942, Air Officer Commanding Malta, Air Vice Marshal Hugh Lloyd was advised that an intercept of Luftwaffe Enigma traffic indicated that some units of Fliegerkorps II were preparing to leave Sicily.
Meanwhile, an air raid warning was sounded at about 2.28pm, where a total of 55 Junkers Ju88s and 15 Junkers Ju87 Stukas appeared over Malta and attacked Ta’ Qali, Luqa, the Grand Harbour area and Kalafrana. Bombs also dropped on Marsa, Qormi, St Paul’s Bay, Buffs Camp at Attard, Delimara, Salina, Fleur-de-Lys, Sliema, Msida, Lintorn Barracks, anti-aircraft gun positions at Spinola and searchlight emplacements at Salina and Tigné, St Paul’s Bay and Attard. ....

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