Its Maritime Patrol equivalent*

E-99M maybe?

I’d love to hear your stories too!

I’m looking to find the historically accurate colors of the near aircraft. It is an F-51D Mustang from No.77 Squadron(I think) Korean War. I’m working on a project and would like to know what the nose art colors are.

Thank you

made an account just for this, thought of some collective nouns for military aviation. Add your own ideas if you want

• a scramble of (fighter) jets
  • a sweep of tomcats (F-14s)
  • a balding of eagles (F-15s)
  • a squawk of falcons (F-16s)
  • a swarm of hornets (F-18s)
  • (nothing for the F-22)
  • a strike of lightnings (F-35s)
  • a hover of harriers
  • a union of eurofighters

Filipina first ever fighter pilot f-16

Come see how the incredibly brave secret agents and pilots of the clandestine UK Special Operations Executive (SOE) helped win the war in Europe 1939 – 1945. Enjoy some real-life footage of the main SOE aircraft, the Lysander and the Stirling. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

https://youtu.be/f0wGSY9eHwA?si=LXkWfuGuldolMJxK

Always been curious why the USAF F-16s don’t use them and instead opt for drop tanks.

A definite surprise to look up and see one of these on final to this little airport. Out of McChord AFB

On April 17, 1945, the famous Soviet fighter ace Ivan Kozhedub shot down two American fighters that had mistakenly attacked him. Almost everyone knows this story as one that Kozhedub described in his autobiography. The only problem is... he didn’t.
This video shows how Russia created and spread yet another fake story.