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Le Capitaine Jean MARIDOR est, parmi les pilotes français disparus, l'un de ceux qui, par leurs exploits et leur mort héroïque, ont contribué le plus à accroître la gloire de nos ailes. Plus jeune pilote de France en 1937 à l'âge de 16 ans, il rejoint l'Angleterre le 24 juin 1940 pour continuer le combat. Il se distingue très vite par sa fougue et sa rage de vaincre. Volant de victoire en victoire, il se spécialise ensuite dans le combat contre les bombes volantes V1.

Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces discussion forum

FineScale Modeler magazine - Essential magazine for scale model builders, model kit reviews, how-to scale modeling, and scale modeling products.

The Kent Battle of Britain Museum Web-site

Spitfire and Hurricane Museum with World War Two artefacts on a Battle Of Britain airfield in East Kent

Historical combat aircraft reference of World War 2. New aircraft added regularly. If you have an interest in aircraft of World War 2, then stop by and see if we can help.

The Art of Aviation markets the aviation art of Jim Brown FRSA. He paints all kinds of aircraft but as a PPL he especially enjoys painting light aircraft. His art is in collections around the world. Custom Schemes provides a colour scheme design service f

Historic Wings provides in-depth photo documentaries online, feature stories about aviation, pilots, and adventure, as well as historic events, the history of flight, and of man's quest for the skies and space beyond. Updated weekly, it is one of the most in depth aviation resource sites on the Net today

The Supermarine Spitfire is a magnificent fighting machine that was used by the RAF and quite a few other Allied countries in the Second World War and afterwards. We take a look at how it has been continually developed over the years.