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Koga’s Zero
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Koga’s Zero By Jim Reardon “In April 1942 thirty-six Zeros attacking a British naval base at Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka), were met by about sixty Royal Air Force aircraft of mixed types, many of them obsolete. Twenty-seven of the RAF planes went down: fifteen Hawker Hurricanes (of Battle of Britain fame), eight Fairey Swordfish,…
The Doolittle Raid – 70 Years Later: Naval Officers and Planning
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“…much has been written of the Doolittle raid, from the bookstand to Hollywood and the curriculum of War Colleges the world over. Coming fast on the heels of the stunning blows barely four months prior a malevolent arc of destruction and defeat stretching from Pearl Harbor back across the Pacific to the Philippines and the…
Lost Squadron Of Pickled Spitfires Found
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goquin
Here’s a submission from a subscriber. Thanks, JoAnn and James! Cpt. Otis “Treasure!! Interesting find, to say the least.” Note: Be sure to click on the link to the Telegraph link for more information on the man who devoted the last 15 years of his life to locating these Spitfires. Click here for the article.…
They Were Doing Their Jobs, Not “Sightseeing”, When They Were Killed
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goquin
The Daily Mail gets it wrong, so very wrong. “Four U.S. soldiers were killed by a suicide bomber today as they took pictures and went sightseeing in an Afghanistan park. “Witnesses said the bomber walked up to the troops, who had been warned by locals ‘not to roam around the city’, screamed ‘Allahu Akbar’ and…
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