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Phil Sheridan determined to show the rebels a hot time in the Shenandoah Valley. Philip Sheridan surveyed his awful handwork with satisfaction. Plumes of black smoke smudged the Shenandoah Valley’s fairytale landscape of rolling green hills and brooks. In places, yellow flames could be seen shooting from a barn’s gambrel roof or racing through a …
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The Baroness of FlightRaymonde de Laroche’s first flight with Wilbur Wright sparked a fatal attraction to flying. When Wilbur Wright went to France in 1908 to demonstrate the Flyer to skeptical French o… Read MoreJuly 2018 Table of ContentsThe July 2018 issue features a cover story about the proliferation of fragging incidents during the Vietnam War
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… Read MorePolish Fighter’s OdysseyFormerly a Nazi war trophy, a rare PZL P.11c is now the crown jewel in Krakow’s Polish Aviation Museum. When Germany invaded Poland on September 1, 1939, one of its key objectives … Read MoreAviation History Letters from Readers- July 2008Seiran Engine Surfaces I was delighted to see the article in your May issue about the Japanese subs that carried Aichi M6A1 Seiran floatplanes (“Japan’s Panama Canal Buster,” by Jo… Read MoreAviation History Briefing- July 2008The Oldest Herk The U.S. Marines traditionally get the short end of the stick when it comes to aircraft. Their planes are often old and outmoded, or variants that the Navy isn’t qu… Read More
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