Articles by Brett Allen

Review Fix staffer Brett Allen breaks down some interesting Foreign-Language Aviation Reference books.

And the hits keep on coming. Peter Davies’ follow up to “F-4 Phantom II Vs. MiG-21” is every bit engaging as his earlier work. While […]

For a large portion of their existence, comic books have been labeled as childish, unbelievable and out of touch with reality, just to name a […]

Book Review-PANZERFAUST: And Other German Infantry Anti-Tank weapons, By: Wolfgang Fleischer Wolfgang Fleischer, a prolific writer on German military equipment has done something special, cataloguing […]

It takes great drive and a strong effort to build an effective air force. Unfortunately, it often doesn’t take much to ruin one. “Why Air […]

If you’re a fan of German World War II fighting vehicles, you know that wartime color photos of them are fairly uncommon. Even when you […]

Saburo Sakai was a fighter pilot for eight years, shot down 64 aircraft, was wounded twice, lost an eye, was never shot down and never […]

The late ’80s were a great time to be fan of “Iron Man” – it was a time when Tony Stark and his armored alter […]

There are quite a few books out there about the air war over Vietnam – and most of them utilize the same rehashed information from […]

If you’re an avid firearms enthusiast, this is the bible on the subject of military firearms. In publication since 1973, this huge reference book, written […]