RAF FLYING REVIEW JANUARY 1954 DOWNLOAD: MiG-19 CUTAWAY/147 SQN SABRES/DEB KERR PINUP

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ROYAL AIR FORCE FLYING REVIEW

January 1954 

The Journal of The Royal Air Force

Issue Contents:

  • Man on the Moon by Wernher von Braun et al
  • The MiG-19 (cutaway)
  • My Canberra flew through an atomic cloud
  • How 147 Sqdn ferried 376 Sabres across the Atlantic
  • We escaped from the Reds in an Arado 96
  • Flight Lieutenant Bergh, 77 Sqdn, Meteor pilot, captured in Korea
  • Should Germany build aircraft?
  • These were the enemy - Italy's fighters
  • When 2 Meteors collided
  • Jackie Cochran - 1st Female Pilot to break the sound barrier
  • Full colour page pinup of Deborah Kerr

Regular Features: 

  • Technical Gen
  • Service News
  • Model Talk
  • Air Intelligence Report
  • Aviation Bookshelf

Most later issues contain:

  •  in-depth features and stories relating to global military aviation issues of the day,
  • many photographs and graphic illustrations,
  • a detailed cut-away technical drawing of a chosen military aircraft
  • loads of evocative advertisements

As important as the 'air talk' for many readers; each issue contains fascinating advertisements which are so 'of the time'. Ads, for instance, from Northrop Corporation, Ultra Electronics, Rolls Royce, Handley Page, de Havilland, Eagle, Cigarette brands, Airfix, British Motor Cycle Manufacturers, National Provincial Bank, IBM, BEA, A.V.Roe, as well as Classified Ads.
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