Military History

Unveiling the Stealth Fighter (pdf, Aviation Week)

A interesting site by about Forward Air Control in Vietnam War: http://www.chancefac.net/

Lockheed's Senior Peg: The Forgotten Stealth Bomber (Foxtrot Alpha) Lots of line drawings.

Dreaming of Genie, Americas Anti-Aircraft Nuke (War is Boring blog)

NATO Bombed Soviet Submarines With Tiny, Annoying Magnets (War is Boring blog)

This story has been covered by several outlets in the past while: Pacific Fleet's War Diaries Now Available Direct link to the US Naval War College collection here.

Article about the Project 1941 Titan (NATO Kapusta) class SSV-33 Ural Russia’s Giant Secret Spy Ship Killed Rats, Ruined Careers and Almost Got Blown Up TWICE (War is Boring blog)

LCDR Michael “Pyscho” McLeod, USN (Ret) adjusts the FJ-4B Fury model during its installation in the Cold War Gallery. The first thing visitors see when they walk through the doors of the Navy Museum’s Cold War Gallery is the massive Trident I C-4 Missile. Looking left, an impressive glass case sits right next to the Ready Room Theater. The case houses a wide array of 1:48 scale models of aircraft developed and flown during the Cold War era. Once complete, this collection will include nearly forty models that highlight the history and achievements of modern naval aviation.World-class model builder and retired naval aviator LCDR Michael âPsychoâ McLeod recently added fo…

Battlefield Medicine in the Korean War (Defense Media Network)

When elite US forces strapped nukes to their backs (Stars and Stripes)

Go to DEFCON 3 (Air and Space Magazine, March 2014)

It always saddens me a little to see something like this: http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2014/02/05/USS-Forrestal-leaves-Philadelphia-for-Texas-scrapyard/UPI-60651391582400/ I served aboard USS Midway, and at least here in SD I can go see my old ship, and show my grown daughter where I lived and worked when I met and married her mother. Too bad something similar couldn't be arranged in this case.

Not a Floating Museum, but Razor Blades: Forrestal, the Navys First Supercarrier, Goes to the Breakers for a Penny (Defense Media Network)

Lessons from the Battle of the Paracel Islands (The Diplomat)

Interesting site about the Cold War use of RB-29 in intelligence missions: http://www.rb-29.net http://www.rb-29.net/HTML/77ColdWarStory/03.01anscall.htm

Many data, interesting Harrier researchs: http://www.harrier.org.uk/history/history_production.htm

The Skies Of Korea: The Air War for a New Era (Defense Media Network)

This Is How the World Could Have Ended (War is Boring blog)

F6F Hellcat: Remembered Firsthand (Defense Media Network)

A very interesting site full of action photos, particularlly that's of Eddie Miller: http://uss-rangerguy.com/uss_ranger_cva_61.htm