Find all the AirShows in your area! Schedule for Blue Angels, Thunderbirds, and other military and civilian air show performers. Find out where you can see warbirds, antiques, aerobatics, and more.
Alpha Bravo Charlie Delta: This spelling alphabet is used by a many organizations for communicating messages by voice. You can learn and download the The NATO Alphabet here.
Over 300 Canadian military aircraft decals for the scale military aviation enthusiast, 250 Canadian profile prints, Cdn military aircraft in 1/144 scale, reference books, discussion group and more
Photo reviews of leading airshows mainly in England, but including a number also from the USA. More occasional events include those in Australia, France, Holland, Russia, Sweden and Switzerland.
Historical site showing pictures and scans from the Squadrons. Site includes diary, missions, video clips, histories, individual crews missions and much more.
Your military affairs review in the Web.
Fighter planes, elite troops, firearms, helicopters, missiles, warships, main battle tanks, armed forces, military history, photos, links and much more ...
Aviation Photography - Phil Stevens 26,000+ images mostly action; features on Low Level (see my new book on low level flying), Air to Air and bases. Bias towards military aircraft.
This site contains a lot of information, pics, and specs on military aircraft, tanks, ships, etc. from around the world. The vast majority of the site is about military aviation.
At the Scramble we offer a huge amount of data in all variations. Come to see:
Air Force overviews, Databases, Showreports, Intelligence Service,
Airshow Calender, Photogalleries, Messageboard etc
Pictures, specifications, descriptions, and more! Features most U.S. aircraft as well as aircraft from Allied and Axis forces. Recently updated with web optimized pictures and layout!
Pocket sized serialbook "Military Aircraft Serials Review", a great serialbook for spotting "in the field". An On Dutch Wings publication , including European, American and overseas serials.
Jets Press was created to publish work written by fighter aircraft mechanics about their impressions of the people and hardware surrounding fighter aircraft.
