Dan-Mil

Main Genre: Specific Operator
Exclusively Aviation?: Yes

Status: Ceased

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Remarks

‘Dan-Mil’ was a magazine of Danish military aviation history. Appearing approximately annually, it was first published in 1971 by Stoppels Forlag (issues 1 to 3), but later changed hands to Kurlands Forlag (issue 5 onwards). All issues were edited by Ole Nikolajsen, except the 1981 Special which was edited by Alf Blume.

The magazine was published in A4 size, with about 70 pages in each, and illustrated with many b+w photos, scale line drawings, and also some colour photos in the later issues. Each issue comprised a pictorial review of aviation in the past year in Denmark, the history of a Danish Air Force squadron and a pictorial feature on a specific Danish Air Force aircraft type – with many photos and very detailed scale drawings showing all markings carried. The text was in Danish, with some summaries in English. The last issue published was No.8 in 1983.

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