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Air Enthusiast Magazine Vol 4 #1 1973 January Facing the Axe? Commerical Condor
Air Enthusiast Magazine Vol 4 #1 1973 January Facing the Axe?
Published Monthly.
7 FACING THE AXE? A progress
report on the Northrop A-9A and Fairchild A-10A as the fly-off between these two new attack aeroplanes nears its conclusion in California.
12 SILENT STARS FOR STEAL-
THY SPIES The Lockheed company is well versed in the art of producing reconnaissance aeroplanes of a spectacular nature. After the U-2 and the SR-71 comes the YO-3A and the Q-Star family, described here.
16 THE AUDACIOUS ARROW
It could have been one of Germany's most outstanding warplanes of World War Il, says Capt Eric Brown, who was one of the few British pilots given an opportunity to fly the Dornier Do 335. He recalls its remarkable performance in this contribution to the Viewed from the Cockpit series.
22 THE COMMERCIAL CONDOR
Of all the new generation of fourengined transport monoplanes built in those last few years before World War Il, the Focke-Wulf Fw 200 was one of the most elegant - and the first to enter service. Its evolution is traced here.
30 THE BULLDOG BREED Bristol's
Bulldog was the epitome of the 'tween-the-wars fighting biplane. Its origin and introduction into RAF service are traced in the first part of this two-part article in the "Warbirds" series.
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