Aviation Specials  |  US Navy & Marine Corps
Air Power Yearbook 2015
FEATURING:
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS IN 2015 : Interview with Lt Gen Jon Davis
The Marine Corps may be the smallest of the US military services, but its air component is admired around the world. James Deboer talks with Lt Gen Jon Davis, the US Marine Corps air chief.
KING STALLION
Jamie Hunter looks ahead to a milestone for 2015: the maiden flight of the Sikorsky CH-53K King Stallion, which is set to revolutionize Marine battlefield heavy-lift.
MARINE HORNETS: MAINTAINING A CLASSIC
As the Marine Corps looks towards the F-35 it must maintain a credible strike fighter force. The ‘classic’ Hornets may be aging, but they still have at least 15 years’ more service ahead, as Jamie Hunter discovers.
JAMMING WITH THE GROWLER
Brad Elward discusses whether the US Navy needs to get more EA-18G Growlers, or whether it will be the last manned fighter the Navy buys to operate from its carrier decks.
TOPGUN
Last year, the Navy Fighter Weapons School — better known as TOPGUN — celebrated its 45th anniversary. Brad Elward heads to NAS Fallon to look at the school that is the benchmark against which all naval air combat training is measured.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Aviation Specials US Navy & Marine Corps.