Military aviation magazine. Mainly deals with Thai aviation but also includes international features. Articles cover both historical and modern content. Includes small scale modeling section. Published by Tango Squadron. TANGO Squadron is a patriotic organization dedicated to the preservation of Thailand’s historic aircraft under the patronage of His Majesty, the King of Thailand, Rama IV. Each issue has about 120 pages mostly in b/w but often features several full colour pages on glossy paper.
Monthly publication. Issue 95 was dated January 2005. Thai only text.
Further information: TBA
Subtitled ‘Warrior Magazine’. General military magazine. Mainly deals with men and material of the Thai forces, (the air force in particular), but also includes features on international military forces. More recent issues include a small scale modelling section. About 20 full-colour pages with high quality photographs on glossy paper and another 70-80 pages in black and white on lower quality paper. Monthly publication. Issue 95 was dated January 2005. Thai only text, with some English headings. The same publisher also produces ‘TopGun Special’ with similar contents.
Further information: www.animategroup.com
Subtitled ‘Warrior Magazine’. General military magazine. Mainly deals with men and material of the Thai forces, (the air force in particular), but also includes features on international military forces. More recent issues include a small scale modelling section. About 20 full-colour pages with high quality photographs on glossy paper and another 70-80 pages in black and white on lower quality paper. Monthly publication. Issue 95 was dated January 2005. Thai only text, with some English headings. The same publisher also produces ‘TopGun Special’ with similar contents.
Further information: www.animategroup.com
‘Battlefield’ is a general-interest international defence technology magazine, but it heavily features aviation (over 60% of it’s contents). Both modern and historical military forces and battles are covered. It used to be called ‘Battlefield Weekly’ and as the title shows it was a weekly magazine. However, in the last few year it has been appearing irregularly and the “weekly” part of the title has disappeared. Issue 833 was dated Monday 31 March 1997. Thai only text.
Further information: email: battle@samart.co.th
‘Asian Military Review’ describes itself as the leading defence magazine in Asia and the Pacific. Established in 1993, it aims to deliver unbiased information to a defence professionals. It offers feature articles, analysis and regional news coverage. 8 issues are published each year: April and September to November are monthly issues and the remainder are bi-monthly issues. Volume 8 Issue 1 was dated Feb/Mar 2000.
Further information: website: Asian Military Review
Title means ‘Defence’. Published fortnightly since 1999 on behalf of the Slovak Defence Ministry. Magazine of the Slovak Republic Defence Forces. A4 size with colour photos. Covers all aspects of the activities of the Slovakian Defence Forces and it’s personnel.
Further information: tba
Quarterly scale plastic modelling magazine. A4 size with colour photos, colour profile drawings and line drawings. Covers vehicles, AFVs and aircraft. First published in late 1998, the magazine appears to have ceased after issue 21. The magazine also produced a series of HT Model Special’s, dedicated to modelling various types of aircraft and helicopters. After issue 21 the publisher appears to have become a model shop, but has continued to release Specials from time to time.
Further information: Website: HT Model
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Sub-titled ‘Informação Aeronáutica’. The only Portuguese newspaper entirely dedicated to aviation. Published monthly since 1999.
Mainly dedicated to aviation news and topical features but also includes a historical feature in each issue. Also covers air shows, flight simulator games reviews etc.
Further information: AEROpress – Mutimédia e Informação Aeronáutica,Lda. Edificio 125, Piso 3, Sala 3, Aeroporto de Lisboa, 1700-008 Lisboa – Portugal. Telefones: (351)21.842 97 00, Fax: (351)21.849 02 64. E-mail: info@aeropress.pt Website: Aero Press
Official newsletter of the Associação Portuguesa de Entusiastas de Aviação (APEA) and available circa 2002. Replaced ‘The Fighter’. Edition No.8 was dated Nov/Dec 2002. Illustrated magazine. No further information.
Sub-titled ‘Informação Aeronáutica’. The only Portuguese newspaper entirely dedicated to aviation. Published monthly since 1999.
Mainly dedicated to aviation news and topical features but also includes a historical feature in each issue. Also covers air shows, flight simulator games reviews etc.
Further information: AEROpress – Mutimédia e Informação Aeronáutica,Lda. Edificio 125, Piso 3, Sala 3, Aeroporto de Lisboa, 1700-008 Lisboa – Portugal. Telefones: (351)21.842 97 00, Fax: (351)21.849 02 64. E-mail: info@aeropress.pt Website: Aero Press