Lt Kenneth J Miller in his P-51D Mustang, 355th Fighter Group, 357th Fighter Squadron.

USMC Pilot from VMFA-122 "Flying Leathernecks" climbing into his F-35B at Nellis AFB, Nevada

big fan of pilots

On The Hunt

A Ukrainian Su-25 attack aircraft pilot looking sharp while hunting Russians.

Is the Top Gun fanfom dead around here or would anyone be interested in slowburn, eventual smut, multi-chapter fic about OC x Older Mav?

That's a good beer head!

Model: Me.

Photographer: The Remote Camera Trigger.

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BYLER FIGHTER PILOTS!!!!!! 😅😅😅this started after i watched topgun maverick and now its the only thing on my mind ever

(The one with Mike talking to Will aboyt a plane is for a dtiys on my insta ;-)

Vought F4U-1A Corsair VMF-214 Black Sheep

"Aggressor Pilot"

Werner Mölders (1913 - 1941). Mölders wanted to become a soldier ever since he was a child. He was able to join the Reichswehr and soon discovered his passion for aviation. After his flight training he worked as a teacher in the still secret Luftwaffe. Like Galland he volunteered to go to Spain, becoming his replacement after Galland had to return home.

During WW2 Mölders soon became one of the leading aces, and was celebrated as a hero. Mölders was a devout Catholic but as religion wasn´t well received by prevailing political forces, this fact was hidden by the press.

He was a skilled fighter pilot but was even more interested in becoming a good leader to his subordinates and wanted to develope more efficient fighting methods. Already in Spain he perfected the "Schwarm" (created by Günther Lützow).This replaced the "Kette" (three planes flying together). The Schwarm consisted of four planes (two "Rotte"), a technique which was later adopted by all sides.

He was appointed as General der Jagdflieger in 1941 but he was not able to implement his good ideas. In late 1941 Mölders went to visit the Eastern Front to gain experience of the fighting there, as he was only familiar with the Western Front. From there he was suddenly called to Berlin to attend the funeral of Ernst Udet. On the flight they encountered bad weather but Mölders did not want to be late so pressed on. The plane crashed, killing Mölders. He was buried opposite of Udet in the Invalidenfriedhof Berlin.

say hi to DN-73342, she is very good at piloting jets

Robert Conrad enjoying a beer on the set of "Baa Baa Black Sheep”, 1976

the fighter ⭐️