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Osprey's Big Reveal: General Aviation

Posted by Minal Daswani on 20 August 2019 12:23:00 BST In Military History, Featured
On today's Big Reveal post, we're unveiling next year's General Aviation titles. Read on to find out more.Continue Reading
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April's Book Vote and Last Month's Results

Posted by Pete Ward on 1 April 2019 09:12:13 BST In Military History, Featured
This month the book vote looks at the Duel series, with five books focussed on aerial combat battling for your vote. Read more about the options below, and then let us know which one you'd be most interested in!Continue Reading
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Fatal X-15 Crash in the Mojave

Posted by James Boulton on 15 November 2016 14:03:42 GMT In Military History, Featured
15 November 1967 was one the darkest days in the American X-plane programme. On this day X-15 Flight 3-65-97 crashed in the Mojave Desert, killing test pilot Michael J. Adams.Continue Reading
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First Flight of the Mustang

Posted by James Boulton on 26 October 2016 14:55:28 BST In Military History, Featured
On 16 October 1940 at Mines Field air field near Los Angeles, a North American prototype fighter was taken out on its first flight. Designated NA-73X, powered by an Allison V-1710 and flown by the experienced civilian test pilot Vance Breese, flew for just 20 minutes before landing safely. Continue Reading
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Introducing X-Planes

Posted by Pete Ward on 1 June 2016 12:00:00 BST In Military History, Featured
Some of you may have already picked it up on your radar, but we would now like to formally introduce you to Osprey’s brand new aviation series...Continue Reading
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The Messerschmitt Me 264: Germany's 'Amerika Bomber'

Posted by Pete Ward on 1 June 2016 11:59:00 BST In Military History
Robert Forsyth is the author of many books on the aircraft, campaigns and units of the Luftwaffe and has written articles for numerous aviation magazines. His latest book, the second in the X-Planes series, examines the Messerschmitt Me 264 'Amerika Bomber'...Continue Reading
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The Bell X-1: First of the X-Planes

Posted by Pete Ward on 1 June 2016 11:52:00 BST In Military History
Peter E. Davies is a specialist on modern American high-performance aircraft, having written or co-written 26 books including the standard reference work on US Navy and Marine Corps F-4 Phantom II operations. Here he talks about X Planes 1: The Bell X-1, his latest book and the first instalment in the new X Planes series...Continue Reading
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April Book Vote and Last Month's Results

Posted by Pete Ward on 6 April 2016 11:09:22 BST In Military History, Featured
For the April book vote we are looking to the skies, with 5 potential titles for our Aircraft of the Aces and Combat Aircraft series...Continue Reading
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Sunday Photo - Royal Australian Air Force

Posted by Emily Heagerty on 27 March 2015 10:24:16 GMT In Military History, Featured
On 31st March 1921, the Australian Air Force was formed, with its 'Royal' prefix receiving approval by King George V in June, with effect from August... Continue Reading
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The Book Diaries - A Little Help from my (Librarian) Friends

Posted by Mark Lardas on 16 March 2015 08:09:00 GMT In Military History, Featured
Ever wondered where Osprey authors dig up their information? In the latest Book Diaries blog, Mark Lardas gets some much-needed help from a local expert 4,700 miles away.Continue Reading
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