The first issue of Volume 44 will be posted any time now - 12th March. There's a great photo album from the Aegean theatre, plus some lovely artwork representing a newly-discovered striped Camel from Naval 10. The modellers amongst us will surely be tempted by this - I'm looking forward to seeing at least one example when we award the Cross & Cockade International Trophy at Telford this November!
Watch this space for news of the proposed 2014 Seminar. If you'd like to know more, please register your interest and we'll email you once we know!
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Atlas of German Seaplanes - Friedrichshafen, part five: by Paul Leaman
Gazetteer of Flying Sites, part thirteen: Lou to Mon: by Mick Davis and Bill Morgan
A Final Salute to Guynemer?: by Luc Vanacker
Farnborough's Flying Boat: the RAF CE1: by Paul Hare
Mick Davies & Trevor Henshaw also continue their series on the Bristol Scout, with part five of the serial listing, and a look at their service on the Western Front.
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