The Aviation Historian Annual 1

New on the shelves of Aviation Megastore.; The Aviation Historian full of timeless aviation history!

Please note that from issue 1 it has become an annualy publication. TAH have decided  they will change from quarterly frequency and instead publish a single larger TAH Annual, along with special issues and books. TAH had some of these projects in the pipeline for years, but as a tiny fourperson team they have not had the capacity to bring them to fruition alongside the quarterly.

Of course we will also carry these special issues and books

About the latest issue

The transition from quarterly journal to larger annual publication has represented a big change for the small team running The Aviation Historian – but for you, our readers, the quality, depth and diversity of our content remains as excellent as ever, if not even better.

Particular highlights of this issue include our cover story – Chris Gibson's examination of BAe Dynamics' Sea Eagle anti-shipping missile, illustrated with top-notch information graphics by Ian Bott – as well as Andy Saunders' mythbusting article about the Battle of Britain, and James Kightly's reappraisal of KLM Douglas DC-2 Uiver's astonishing achievement in the 1934 MacRobertson Air Race. Meanwhile, as always, we love to roam along lesser-explored paths of aviation history, and this time we take a look at French airmail rockets, early USAAC experiments in cabin pressurisation, the obscure Fleet Model 50 Freighter, de Havilland Puss Moth structural failures, and a forlorn attempt to improve the hapless Short Seamew. All of the above barely scratches the surface of the rich and satisfying feast of history awaiting you.

We look forward to bringing you the first TAH Annual – plus various book and special-issue projects – in due course. It will appear in Octiober 2025

Please note, We do not have older issues on stock but we can order them for you.