Wartime Magazine issue 61
Summer 2013
Air warfare: stories exploring the use of aircraft in combat from 1915 to 1975
- No Scruples by Richard Overy.
Bomber Command and the German offensive: a difficult legacy. - The Bomb's Long Aftermath by Richard Frank.
Some writers claim the Japanese were the victims - are the claims valid? - Berchtesgaden: The Last Raid by Lachlan Grant.
Lancasters of No. 460 Squadron RAAF took part in a daylight raid on Hitler's Bavarian mountain retreat. - A Dangerous Occupation by Emma Campbell.
Frank Ward took Bomber Command in his stride. - Searching Through the Ruins of War by Peter Burness.
An Australian airman was sent to find relics in 1945. - Fighting The Last Enemy by Forbes Inglis.
An Australian daredevil pilot became a hero in the Battle of Britain. - Fortunes of Flying by Andrew Arthy.
The service of two Australian fighter pilots in No. 111 Squadron. - Air War Over the Dardanelles by Greg Gilbert.
Air power was an integral part of the Gallipoli campaign. - Seeing Things by Brett Holman.
Mystery aeroplanes caused a scare on the home front in 1918. - Hueys, Slicks, Albatross and Possum by Ashley Ekins and Libby Stewart.
The ubiquitous helicopter in the Vietnam War. - Gallantry in Afghanistan by Aaron Pegram.
The third Victoria Cross for Australia in Afghanistan is a first for the Royal Australian Regiment. - The World in Crisis: Eminent historians answer questions on issues facing the world at the outbreak of the Pacific war in 1941.
