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Meet the Gloster Meteor: The Only Allied Jet Aircraft of World War II

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Near Miss: How the Royal Air Force Almost Passed Over the Spitfire Fighter

A British General Fought to Save the Royal Air Forces’ Harrier Jump Jets

Britain's Military Is Getting Some Serious Firepower Upgrades

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Yes, Britain's F-35s Saw Combat for Syria for the First Time in 2019

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This Was the Best Fighter of the First World War

The Royal Air Force Almost Passed Over the Spitfire Fighter Completely

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London's B-52: Meet Cold War Britain’s Nuclear V Bomber

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The RAF is Considering Buying More F-35s

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Study This: Why Didn't the British Supersonic Bomber Take Off?

Tempest: Everything We Know About the UK’s 6th-Gen Fighter

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Three More F-35B Aircraft Delivered to the British Royal Air Force

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What Happened to the Royal Airforce’s V Bombers?

A Lockheed Martin F-35 aircraft is seen at the ILA Air Show in Berlin, Germany, April 25, 2018. REUTERS/Axel Schmidt

What Does a Massive War Game Between F-35s Look Like?

By Adrian Pingstone - Own work, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7677688

Meet the Gloster Meteor: The Only Allied Jet Aircraft of World War II

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