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Air Fan - Index Général @ Dominique Mahieu (2006-2011) Edimat - Air Fan - Index Général @ Dominique Mahieu (2006-2011) / www.aero-index.com (*) A : sujet principal dans l’article ; L : statistiques, listes de production, d’affectation ; Ph : photo ; Ph-c : dont couleur ; Pf : profil couleur ; Pl : plan ; Px : dessin, profil n&b, écorché Numéro Parution Page Rubrique Article Sous-titre Résumé / Commentaire Auteur Modèle Constructeur Spécification (*) Maquette Marque Echelle 1 1978/11 4 Les Plongeurs d'enfer Historique de la Flottille 3F de l'Aéronavale sur Crosnier Alain SB2C-5 Helldiver Curtiss A ph Curtiss SB2C Helldiver en Indochine 9 Actualité France : un nouvel escadron, le 3/10 ; Suisse : sortie du premier F-5 E ; F-5 E Tiger II Northrop ph Mozambique : les Noratlas continuent Mirage III C Dassault ph Noratlas / Nord 2501 SNCAN ph 10 Les Requins de la mer Rouge North American F-100 Super Sabre à Djibouti Crosnier Alain Alouette II SNCASE / Sud Aviation ph Alouette III Sud Aviation ph F-100 D Super Sabre North American A ph-c pf Noratlas / Nord 2501 SNCAN ph-c Puma / SA 330 Sud Aviation ph 16 Le Sukhoï Su-6 Soukhoï Su-6 Marmain Jacques Su-6 Soukhoï A ph px 18 Le Tactical Air Meet TAM'78 Guhl Jean-Michel CF-104 Starfighter Canadair ph F-104 G Starfighter Lockheed ph F-4 F Phantom II McDonnell Douglas ph-c Jaguar GR.1 SEPECAT ph-c Mirage 5 BR Dassault ph NF-5 A Freedom Fighter Northrop ph RF-4 C Phantom II McDonnell Douglas ph-c RF-4 E Phantom II McDonnell Douglas ph-c 24 Dernier salut aux HSS-1 de l'Aéronavale Bail René HSS-1 Sud Aviation A ph 28 Josef "Pips" Priller, l'as aux 101 victoires 1ère partie Rambert Yves Bf 109 E Messerschmitt ph Fw 190 A-2 Focke Wulf ph Fw 190 A-5 Focke Wulf ph 33 Le XXVe anniversaire de la Patrouille de France Guhl Jean-Michel Alpha Jet Dassault Dornier ph-c G.91 PAN Fiat ph-c Hunter Mk 58 Hawker ph-c Magister / CM 170 Fouga ph-c Saab 105 Ö Saab ph-c SF.260 MX SIAI Marchetti ph-c T-37 C Cessna ph-c 40 Le dernier vol sur Super Mystère B.2 Guhl Jean-Michel Super Mystère B2 Dassault A ph 42 Des Mig dans le ciel de France Mikoyan Gouryevitch MiG-23 "Flogger" Guhl Jean-Michel MiG-23S 'Flogger B' Mikoyan Gouryevitch A ph-c 46 Des maquettes pour les Le Nord 2501 Noratlas de Heller au 1/72 1ère partie Bodson Jean Noratlas / Nord 2501 SNCAN ph Montage HELLER 72 grands 49 Fiche technique Le North American F-100 Super Sabre F-100 D Super Sabre North American A ph pl 2 1978/12 4 Les 100 000 heures de l'Escadron de Chasse 3/2 Alsace Gérard Michel Mirage III B Dassault ph Mirage III C Dassault ph Mirage III E Dassault ph Morane Saulnier 406 Morane Saulnier ph Mystère IV A / MD 454 Dassault ph Ouragan / MD 450 Dassault ph Spitfire Mk IX Supermarine ph Vampire Mk 5 De Havilland ph 10 Actualité USA : des Phantom II pour l'ADWC ; France : le dernier lâché sur Vautour II B ; Caravelle / SE 210-11R SNCASE ph Tahiti : l'ETOM 82 au goût des îles F-4 C Phantom II McDonnell Douglas ph Vautour II B / SO 4050 SNCASO 11 Les unités d'hélicoptères du CoTAM Crosnier Alain Alouette II SNCASE / Sud Aviation L ph-c Alouette III Sud Aviation L ph-c Puma / SA 330 B Sud Aviation L ph-c 18 L'Aéro Indo L'Aéronautique Navale en Indochine de 1945 à 1954 1ère partie Bail René E13A1 'Jake' Aïchi ph PBY-5A Catalina Consolidated ph SBD-5 Dauntless Douglas ph Sea Otter Supermarine ph 23 Le dernier chasseur supersonique de l'Aéronautique navale Le Vought F-8 E(FN) Crusader 1ère partie Guhl Jean-Michel F-8 E[FN] Crusader Chance Vought A ph pl 28 Josef "Pips" Priller, l'as aux 101 victoires 2ème partie Rambert Yves Fw 190 A Focke Wulf ph 34 Vingt ans sur Vautour II B La 92e Escadre de Bombardement Crosnier Alain Vautour II B / SO 4050 SNCASO A ph-c Vautour II N / SO 4050 SNCASO ph 39 Tiger ! Une fois Le 18e Tiger Meet à Kleine Brogel (Belgique) Guhl Jean-Michel CF-104 Starfighter Canadair ph-c F-104 G Starfighter Lockheed ph-c F-104 S Starfighter Lockheed ph-c F-15 A Eagle McDonnell Douglas ph G.91 R3 Fiat ph-c P-3 A Orion Lockheed ph Puma HC.1 Sud Aviation ph 46 Des maquettes pour les Le Nord 2501 Noratlas de Heller au 1/72 2ème partie Bodson Jean Noratlas / Nord 2501 SNCAN px Montage + Plans ou dessins HELLER 72 grands 48 Photoscope Nord 2501 Noratlas / Nord 2501 SNCAN A ph 3 1979/01 4 NDLR Les notes de la rédaction Guhl Jean-Michel 5 Actualité France : un Draken au Musée de l'Air ; France : un nouveau 4/11 ; France : la J-35 A Draken Saab ph relève du 4/11 est assurée Jaguar A SEPECAT ph Mirage III C Dassault ph 6 Le dernier chasseur supersonique de l'Aéronautique navale Le Vought F-8 E(FN) Crusader 2ème partie Guhl Jean-Michel F-8 E[FN] Crusader Chance Vought A ph-c 12 William Tell 1978 World-wide weapons meet Guhl Jean-Michel CF-101 Voodoo McDonnell ph-c F-101 B Voodoo McDonnell ph-c F-101 F Voodoo McDonnell ph F-106 A Delta Dart Convair ph-c F-106 B Delta Dart Convair ph F-4 E Phantom II McDonnell Douglas ph-c PQM-102 Sperry Flight Systems ph-c T-33 A Thunderbird Lockheed ph 20 De la fronde au canon lourd L'évolution de l'armement des chasseurs de jour de 1ère partie Dill Arno Bf 109 D-1 Messerschmitt ph la Luftwaffe durant la 2e GM Bf 109 E-3 Messerschmitt ph Bf 109 E-4 Messerschmitt ph Bf 109 F Messerschmitt ph Bf 110 C Messerschmitt ph Bf 110 D Messerschmitt ph 26 L'Aéro Indo L'Aéronautique Navale en Indochine de 1945 à 1954 2ème partie Bail René F6F-5 Hellcat Grumman ph JRF-5 Goose Grumman ph PB4Y-2S Privateer Consolidated ph SB2C-5 Helldiver Curtiss ph 34 Des Lightning à Creil English Electric Lightning Lightning F.6 English Electric ph-c Lightning T.5 English Electric ph-c 36 Les Mirage III E de Luxeuil La 4e Escadre de Chasse Crosnier Alain Mirage III E Dassault A ph-c 42 Sous le signe de l'hippocampe de la Flottille 11F Aquilon SNCASE pl Page 1 de 131 Etendard IV M Dassault pl F6F-5 Hellcat Grumman pl Seafire Mk III Supermarine pl Seafire Mk XV Supermarine pl Super Etendard Dassault pl 46 Des maquettes pour les Le Chance Vought F-8 E/J de Heller au 1/72e Gérard Michel F-8 E[FN] Crusader Chance Vought Montage HELLER 72 grands 48 Photoscope Vought F-8 E(FN) F-8 E[FN] Crusader Chance Vought A ph 4 1979/02 4 NDLR Les notes de la rédaction Gérard Michel 5 Retours de manivelle Courrier des lecteurs CF-104 Starfighter Canadair ph F-15 A Eagle McDonnell Douglas ph F6F-5 Hellcat Grumman ph Mirage III BE Dassault ph PB4Y-2S Privateer Consolidated ph 6 Actualité Etats-Unis : déjà 800 F-18 Hornet commandés F/A-18 A Hornet McDonnell Douglas ph 6 Actualité France : un second NA T-6 à l'Escadrille du Souvenir de Mulhouse-Habsheim T-6 G Texan North American ph 7 Actualité Etats-Unis : premiers EA-6B Prowler pour l'US Marines EA-6 B Prowler Grumman ph 7 Actualité France : il y a 20 ans, premier vol à Mach 2 sur Mirage Mirage III A Dassault ph 7 Actualité Japon : un an d'essais pour le P2V-7 VSA P2V-7 VSA Neptune Lockheed ph 8 L'Escadrille 59S Ecole de chasse embarquée Crosnier Alain / Gérard Michel Aquilon SNCASE ph Breguet 1050 Alizé Breguet ph-c Etendard IV M Dassault ph-c F6F-5 Hellcat Grumman ph Morane Saulnier 474 Vanneau Morane Saulnier ph SB2C-5 Helldiver Curtiss ph Seafire F.XV Supermarine ph SNJ North American ph TBM-3E Avenger Grumman ph Zéphyr / CM 175 Fouga ph-c 14 Les derniers Sabre de l'OTAN North American F-86 Sabre au Portugal Guhl Jean-Michel F-86 F-35-NA Sabre North American A ph-c T-33 A Thunderbird Lockheed ph T-38 A Talon Northrop ph 20 De la fronde au canon lourd L'évolution de l'armement des chasseurs de jour de 2ème partie Dill Arno Bf 109 G-1 Messerschmitt px la Luftwaffe durant la 2e GM Bf 109 G-2 Messerschmitt ph Bf 109 G-6 Messerschmitt ph Fw 190 A-1 Focke Wulf ph Fw 190 A-7 Focke Wulf ph 26 Pont sur Kolwezi Crosnier Alain C-130 H Hercules Lockheed ph 28 L'Aéro Indo L'Aéronautique Navale en Indochine de 1945 à 1954 3ème partie Bail René AU-1 Corsair Chance Vought ph PB4Y-2S Privateer Consolidated ph SB2C-5 Helldiver Curtiss ph 34 Skyraider sur l'Atlas Douglas AD-4 Skyraider, Armée de l'Air, Algérie Crosnier Alain AD-4 Skyraider Douglas A L ph-c AD-4N Skyraider Douglas A L ph-c pl AD-4NA Skyraider Douglas A L ph-c 42 Autumn Forge 1978 Doll Peter F-4 E Phantom II McDonnell Douglas ph-c TF-104 G Starfighter Lockheed ph-c 45 Des maquettes pour les Le NA F-86 F Sabre de Heller au 1/72e Gérard Michel F-86 F Sabre North American pl Montage + Plans ou dessins HELLER 72 grands F-86 F-40-NA Sabre North American ph pl Montage + Plans ou dessins HELLER 72 48 Photoscope North American F-86 F Sabre F-86 F Sabre North American A ph 5 1979/03 4 NDLR Les notes de la rédaction Guhl Jean-Michel 5 Actualité AMD-BA sur tous les fronts Alpha Jet Dassault Dornier ph Mirage 2000 [version à détailler] Dassault ph Mirage 5 [version à détailler] Dassault ph 6 Retours de manivelle Courrier des lecteurs F-86 F Sabre North American ph FB-111 A Aardvark General Dynamics ph 8 Le Nord 1402 Noroît Bail René Noroit / Nord 1402 SNCAN A L ph 14 Le Kawasaki P-2J Owashi Mini Orion ou super Neptune Ebata Kensuke P-2 J Owashi Kawasaki A L ph-c pl px P2V-7 Kawasaki A L ph-c px 22 A l'enseigne des Ailes Anciennes, l'autel de la restauration Oyon Olivier Aquilon SNCASE A ph Fw 190 A Focke Wulf ph Morane Saulnier 500 Criquet Morane Saulnier ph T-6 G Texan North American A ph Triton / SO 6000 SNCASO ph Yak-3 Yakovlev ph 26 De la fronde au canon lourd L'évolution de l'armement des chasseurs de jour de 3ème partie Dill Arno Bf 109 G-6 Messerschmitt ph la Luftwaffe durant la 2e GM Bf 110 G-2 Messerschmitt ph Fw 190 A-6 Focke Wulf ph Manchester / Avro 679 Avro ph Me 410 Messerschmitt ph 32 Fiat G.91 sur l'Afrique Ou l'histoire du Fiat G.91 dans la Força Aerea 1ère partie Antonio Mimoso Ruiz de Carvalho G.91 R3 Fiat A ph-c Portuguesa G.91 R4 Fiat A ph-c G.91 T3 Fiat A ph-c 38 En Algérie sur 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