Current & Future Blogs Update: 22 April, 2023

Happy Saturday evening, folks. I hope the weekend is treating you will. I’ll make this a brief update. First off, real life has intervened a bit over the past week. This means I’m running a bit behind schedule for WWIII 1987 entries. As a result, I will hold off on the General Bill Kirk entry …

WWIII Aircraft Losses: 4 ATAF, Central Front D+0 (9 July, 1987) Part III

WWIII Aircraft Losses: 4 ATAF, Central Front D+0 (9 July, 1987)  Part III The third part of 4 ATAF losses on D+0 will cover the remainder of USAFE assets based in the Federal Republic on the first morning of war. Canadian and West German squadron losses will also be looked at in the next entry. …

WWIII Aircraft Losses: 4 ATAF, Central Front D+0 (9 July, 1987) Part I

WWIII Aircraft Losses: 4 ATAF, Central Front D+0 (9 July, 1987)  Part I We are moving south from 2 ATAF into the operating area of its sister allied air force. The first day of war presented different opportunities and challenges for 4 ATAF. Its airbases and other facilities did not receive even half of the …

WWIII Naval Loses: NATO Ship & Submarine Losses, Southern Flank D+1 Through D+24

NATO Naval Losses On The Southern Flank The majority of ship losses in the Southern Flank area of operations came in the first eight days of hostilities. From that point on the number of naval engagements declined considerably.  Ship and submarine losses continued to occur in this time, however. The navies of NATO’s Southern Flank …