Netherlands Subscription Only - Monthly

	'Aviation Focus' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] First published in 1981. Completely redesigned and retitled version of Flash (see below). Fully typeset with colour covers. A4 size, English only text. Features on aviation industry and military, civil and general aviation in Europe. No further information. Ceased Publication [*] Contents Listing, 1981 - 1982
	'Flash Aviation Magazine' [Stichting FLASH Aviation, No ISSN] First published in December 1969. 11 issues per year (July-August was a combined issue). 24 pages each, A4 size, b+w only photos. English only text. An enthusiasts magazine concentrating on topical news, feature articles and photo reports. Contents comprised local news, military news, Dutch civil register update, photo features and articles on military biased subjects. In 1976 a new format with more emphasis on serial numbers and feature articles was introduced. Ceased publication late 1980/early 1981. Replaced by Aviation Focus (see above). Ceased Publication [*] Contents Listing, 1969 - 1980
	'Flight Operations' [Military Publications International, ISSN 90-6600-004-X] The first issue was dated April 1983. Intended to be monthly, but publication somewhat erratic and ceased completely in 1984. 52 pages each, A4 size, with colour photos on every page. Minimal English-only text. Single military aviation theme for each issue eg: Thunderbirds display team, USAFE Rhein-Main C-130's etc. Ceased Publication [*] Contents Listing, No.1 - No.12
	'MARI - Military Aviation Review International' [ ? publisher, ISSN ? ] Spotters/enthusiasts magazine published during the early 1970's. No further information. Ceased Publication
	'Reconnaissance' [Jan H. te Brinke, No ISSN] First published in 1981. A5 size magazine with 56 pages, many b+w photos, unit insignia colour drawings and three colour profiles on centre page foldout. Military aviation magazine in English only. Not a spotters serial number magazine but contained 4-5 well ilustrated articles on various aspects of US and European air forces - units, aircraft types, exercises etc. Ceased publication after about one year. Ceased Publication [*] Contents Listing, No.1 - No.12
	'Scramble' [Dutch Aviation Society, ISSN 0927-3417] First published in October 1979. A spotters magazine covering Dutch movements, world civil news, world military news, reg'n updates, wrecks & relics news, accidents, airshow and airband radio news, airfield reports. Includes regular feature articles on air forces, airlines or production lists at the back of each issue, plus Fokker news and a Dutch civil register update. A5 size, with 120-140 pages each in recent years, illustrated by a superb selection of b+w photos. Europe's best spotting magazine, and the best source for air force order of battle and serials information since the demise of the UK magazine SEAR. Previously written entirely in Dutch, from about 2004 the editors experimented with increasing the amount of English text in the magazine, and this proved popular. So from issue 332, January 2007, Scramble switched to an all-English text. This is an extremely welcome move, and should launch Scramble into quickly becoming the world's premier spotting magazine. Current Further information: Scramble Website.
	'Take Off' [ ? publisher, No ISSN] Published during the early 1970's. Spotters magazine, concentrating on military aviation. Included airfield movements reports etc. No further information. Ceased Publication
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	'Onze Luchtmacht' [Onze Luchmacht, ISSN 0030-3208] Title translates as Our Air Force. Published by the Royal Dutch Society "Onze Luctmacht" - a sort of Friends of the Air Force group. Main focus is on the Netherlands Air Force, but also includes world reports. A4 size, with colour and b+w photos. Date first published not known. Current Further information: Ledenservice Kon. Ned. Ver. "Onze Luchtmacht", Geelgorshof 7, 5672 ES Nuenen, Nederland. e-mail: service@onzeluchtmacht.nl, website: Onze Luchtmacht
	'Marine Luchtvaart Magazine' [Stichting Neptune Association, ISSN ?] First published in June 1992. A magazine devoted to world naval aviation, especially the Dutch Navy (the MLD). Included features on naval and coastguard aviation, preserved and abandoned naval aircraft, MLD history, etc. A4 size, 20 pages each, many b+w photos with a colour centrespread and cover. It seems to have ceased publication in favour of the website at an unknown date. Ceased publication Further information: Stichting Neptune Association, Postbus 244, 2230 AE Rijnsburg, Netherlands. website: Neptune Association
	'Verenigde Vleugels' [ ? publisher, ISSN ?] Title translates as United Wings. Subtitled 'Het Tijdschrift Voor De Nederlandse Luchtvaarthistorie' (The Magazine for Netherlands Aviation History). First published in 1999 - with 4 issues in 1999 and 6 issues per year thereafter. A4 size, colour and b+w photos. Current Further information: Verenigde-Vleugels