Military History

From Air Force Magazine, April 2011 issue Link to article (PDF)

The Condor Legion (Air Force Magazine, February 2013)

The Crucible of Vietnam (Air Force Magazine, February 2013)

The Day Frigate Samuel B. Roberts Was Mined (USNI News)

From BBC News "The atomic bomb detonated in the New Mexico desert at 05:29:45 local time on 16 July, 1945, "lit up the entire world". That is how Private Daniel Yearout, one of the few remaining eyewitnesses some 60 years on, recalls the morning the powers of the atom were first unleashed." ... Read the complete article at the link above.

The Death of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 (Air Force Magazine, January 2013)

The Early War Plans (Air Force Magazine, December 2012)

Seeing as I consider this the greatest collection of knowledgable people on the subject of naval/naval air information on the internets.... Does anyone know of a good book or study on the Falklands? specifically im interested in the naval/air perspective rather than the land. Also if you know of any other good British military naval/air history studies it would be appreciated!

Looking for the rare Scarab UAV recently introduced by Brad in the DB, I've finded this beautiful web site. I remember how I was shocked from almost 40 years ago when I saw the progressive evolution of the Rutan designs in the Popular Mechanics pages, begining with Varieze and Quickie, and now, he's at the same space edge . Not strictly military history, but I'm sure it's worth of mention ... http://stargazer2006.online.fr/

From Air Force Magazine, July 2012 issue [excerpt]

A glimpse on its use in LCC ships: http://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/17953/navys-blue-ridge-class-command-ships-once-had-this-wacky-air-defense-missile-system

The MiG-15 The Jet that Shocked the West (Air & Space Magazine, January 2014 issue)

The 24 year anniversary is fast approaching ... The Komsomolets Disaster (Studies in Intelligence, 1995 issue, CIA Library)

The Leander Project is a very, very interesting site full of original text about British escorts and their development, regretably with many missing links as weapons, radars and sonars: http://www.leander-project.homecall.co.uk/index.html

50 Years Later: The Legacy of USS Thresher (USNI News)

The M16 is Golden (Defense Media Network)

From Air Force Magazine, March 2012 issue [excerpt]

Happy Canada Day! and the 95th anniversary of the Battle of Beaumont Hamel. Couple of links for you: The Memory Project: Stories of the Second World War The Newfoundland Regiment and the Great War

The Naval History and HNSA Guide to U.S. Museum Ships (USNI News) Excellent resource!

Command of the Sea: The Naval Side of the Korean War (Defense Media Network)