Hiller 12B, Iroquois UH-1B, Macchi MB-326H This is the last of my reflections articles and covers three aircraft. The reason for this is because I only had a brief acquaintance with each, and not much in the way of humour or panic occurred in that time. The three aircraft concerned are the Hiller 12B, that

Desert Storm Analysis Much has been said about the decisive role of PGMs (precision guided munitions) in last year’s Gulf War, what is however of greater interest is that most such weapons used in the campaign have been in service for some considerable time with earlier subtypes dating as far backas the Vietnam War. Australian

Crew Lessons From Kegworth The voluminous report of the British Midlands accident at Kegworth in January, 1989 wasably condensed by Macarthur Job (refer p60 Mar 92 AA) into just a few pages. Space no doubt precluded him from analysing further the way in which the emergency was handled by the crew. Hindsight and an armchair

Military/Civil Aviation Cross-Charging Report Formulates Options for Equitable Cost Recovery The Military/Civil Aviation Cross Charging Task Force has released its draft recommendations on the equitable charging of users of civil, military and joint civilian/ military aviation facilities, Air Traffic Control (ATC) and Rescue and Fire Fighting Services (RFFS). Recent trends have seen a shift in