82K views · 9.1K reactions | Via @druid_works. Restored footage from WW2, 1944, showing air combat between fighter planes. LT John A Kirla flying a P-51 Mustang gets on the tail of a Bf 109 and fires on it, chasing the aircraft to low altitude and shooting it down. | Historyfeels | Facebook

RAF Typhoons from 1 (Fighter) Squadron based at RAF Lossiemouth have integrated with United States Air Force B-1 Lancer Bombers over the North Sea. The bombers were returning to the USA via the UK at the end of their European mission – Bomber Task Force 24-2. The NATO allies practised manoeuvring with differing aircraft, known as Dissimilar Air Combat Training. NATO Allied Air Command #NATO75 #WeAreNATO Find out more: https://www.eucom.mil/article/42822/us-air-force-b-1b-bombers-conclude-btf-24-

Most people don’t know this… During World War II, one British pilot ran out of ammunition while chasing a German bomber. Instead of turning back, he did the unthinkable—he used his own aircraft as a weapon. With unbelievable precision, he clipped the bomber’s tail, brought it down, and survived. What started as a desperate decision quickly shocked RAF command. Soon, this “suicidal” move was secretly studied… and then quietly added as an official emergency tactic. This strategy saved countless li

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