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Films of the FBI Twelve O’Clock High, as Mark Grimsley noted in his insightful article (“The Moral World of Twelve O’Clock High,” March/ April 2014), is indeed used as a training tool by many, including the FBI. For years, and perhaps even today, the Bureau showed the movie to managers in classes devoted to the …
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March 2018 Table of ContentsThe March 2018 issue features a cover story about the failed 1565 Muslim Siege of Malta
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… Read MoreThe ‘Old Bus’ EnduresSir Charles Kingsford-Smith’s famous Fokker Southern Cross has pride of place in Brisbane. At Brisbane Airport, not far from where today’s jumbo jets touch down after their transpa… Read MoreAmeliaWhy the endless fascination with a woman who by most accounts was a mediocre pilot, best known for disappearing in the Pacific? With the exception of two or three famous astronauts… Read MoreAviation History Briefing- January 2010Aussie Sabre Returns to the Air You might not recognize the fighter designator “CA-27,” but think F-86: The CA-27 was the hotrod Australian version of the North American Sabre, bui… Read MoreWorld’s First AceAdolphe Pégoud enjoyed international fame even before World War I. The fighter ace—that dead-eyed hotshot who has downed five or more adversaries in aerial combat—is an iconic figu… Read More
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