Low Level Photography As low as 250 feet AGL and up to 550 knots. That’s tactical low level flying. See a selection of photography from the hills of LFA 7. |
Harrier Mission Marks You may have noticed a number of Harriers sporting markings under the cockpit but do you know what each symbol is? |
F-15E Training load out A description of the various pods and other pointy bits attached to the underside of a F-15E when on a Air Combat Manoeuvring (ACM) sortie. |
Wing Commander Pennant You may have seen this symbol on the nose of a number of airframes but do you know what it is? Or what the history of it is? |
Cottesmore Sea Harriers Sea Harrier FA2 hanger guardians of 800 NAS and 801 NAS at RAF Cottesmore and the story behind them. |
Weapons Markings All munitions used by the RAF and all NATO members have markings applied to them to allow quick identification. |
Typhoon Summary When you read about the Typhoon you read about Tranches, Blocks and Phase Enhancements but what does it all mean? |
Aviation Photography When people first start taking photos of military aviation one of the most common problems is…. “What settings should I use? |
Project CURIUM The story behind the Mil Mi-17 Hips helicopters operated by QinetiQ and Special Duties Squadron at Boscombe Down. |
What Lens? It’s one of the most common questions. What lens should I get? Should I get a prime or a zoom?. |
DSLRs and Auto Mode Recently moved to a DSLR from a bridge or compact camera and using it in Auto Mode? Read why you shouldn’t. |
