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Weapons of Ukrainian Victory: Multi-Purpose Helicopter UH-60 / S-70A Black Hawk
Ukrainian defenders have reportedly begun active use of the multi-role UH-60 / S-70A Black Hawk helicopter. Below is a concise...
American Attack Aircraft, Part 9: Northrop A-17
As I mentioned in one of the earlier articles, the engineers at Northrop, drawing on their experience with the “militarization”...
Everything About the Bell AH-1Z Viper and UH-1Y Venom Helicopters: History, Specifications, and Prospects in Ukraine
Today, we’ll talk about two very interesting helicopters – the Bell AH-1Z Viper and UH-1Y Venom, which may soon join...
K-MAX Logistics Drone: An American Case Study
In the ongoing Russo‑Ukrainian war, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have taken on numerous roles. Perhaps the least visible – but highly critical – role...
Green Takeoff: Top 10 Current Electric Aircraft
Electric aviation is ushering in a new era of flight – quieter, cleaner, and smarter. What seemed like a futuristic concept just...
American Attack Aircraft, Part 8: Contribution of Gerard Valtí
In 1932, aviation enthusiast Gerard Valtí secured financial backing from automotive magnate E. L. Cord and founded the Airplane Development...
All about the “passenger attack” Cessna AC-208 Combat Caravan: an air‑defense variant?
While writing an article on the Northrop Gamma attack aircraft, I kept getting a sense of déjà vu: the idea...
Weapons of Ukraine’s victory: Zozulya Deep Strike Drone
Today we look at the new long-range UAV Zozulya, reportedly capable of flights up to 2,100 km, introduced by the...
American Attack Aircraft, Part 7: John Northrop’s “Gamma”
In the first half of the 1930s, the U.S. aviation industry was introducing new civilian aircraft one after another. These...