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Peter Cooper

Find articles written by Peter Cooper using the links below. Articles are listed in descending order of publication

Turkish Delights

September 2015
Peter Cooper takes us onboard the annual Nato Tiger Meet. Hosted this year by 192 Filo Turkish Air Force. Along ther way, visiting the Ankara and Istanbul aviation museum’s.
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Fairford Remembers

September 2015
Once again, Peter Cooper makes the annual pilgrimage to the Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford to indulge in 6 days of pure aviation.
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A Day In The Sun

September 2015
All of us like a day in the sun, and what better than a total aviation day at the same time. Peter Cooper did exactly that in Florida at the Lakeland-Linder Regional Airports Sun’n Fun day.
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The Sound of Silence

July 2015
The Arizona Desert may once have been the centre of the wild west but for over 70 years it has heralded the largest aircraft storage facility in the world. Peter Cooper visits Davis-Monthan Air Force Base to find out more.
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2014 RIAT – Will They or Won't they

August 2014
Peter Cooper reports on the recent Royal International Air Tattoo at RAF Fairford. The much anticipated hype on the F-35. Will it make it's first international debut.
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Patron Saint’s Day

June 2014
Peter Cooper visits Greece and despite tight controls reports on the Greek Air Force at home.
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Hidden Treasure’s

June 2014
The Fleet Air Arm Museum at RNAS Yeovilton, (UK) is impressive as it is viewed by thousands. Peter Cooper gets invited to look behind the scenes and discovers an even larger treasure collection of gems.
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Airline Retro Colours

June 2014
Peter Cooper has captured many airlines currently using liveries of a bygone era and has compiled a selection of images of theirretrospective colours.
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FARPing on the Plain

December 2013-January 2014
Peter Cooper visits Southern England's military training area to report on the importance of the Forward Air Refuelling Platform.
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PIMA—An Extraordinary Aviation Museum

October 2013
Pacific Wings global travelling correspondent Peter Cooper continues his USA journey with an account of the amazing setup at the PIMA Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona.

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Yeovilton’s International Air Day

September 2013
Peter Cooper provides an insight into the RNAS Yeovilton Air Day.
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Sequestrational Fairford

September 2013
Peter Cooper explains how without USAF participation, RIAT still rocked

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Arctic Tiger

September 2013
Peter Cooper visits Norway to cover the 2013 NATO Tiger Meet.
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Phantom Pharewell

August 2013
Peter Cooper reports on German AIr Force final Phantom flights in Europe.
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Desert Storage

August 2013
Peter Cooper describes how and why old Airliners are stored in the American Deserts.
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From Russia with Love

July 2013
Thought it was hard getting into a parking spot at an Airshow? You'll stop complaining when you hear what was involved by Pacific Wings UK correspondent Peter Cooper in his venture to visit the Zhukovsky airshow in Russia.
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It’s Show Time! Heli Expo 2013

June 2013
Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, crossed the Atlantic to visit the world’s biggest helicopter industry get-together—the Helicopter Association International’s Heli Expo.
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Sad end to Scilly Service

April 2013
Peter Cooper reports on the final days of what was the world’s longest continuously operating commercial helicopter service, which ran between the English mainland and the Isles of Scilly.
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Fundación Infante de Orleans Vintage Spectacular

March 2013
At Cuatro Vientos air base in Spain, Pacific Wings’ UK and Europe correspondent, Peter Cooper, discovered that the UK and New Zealand don’t have the monopoly on outstanding vintage aircraft displays.
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Singing in the Rain—Farnborough 2012

February 2013
Last year’s Farnborough International air-show was one of the wettest ever. Peter Cooper braved the miserable weather and dashed out from cover between downpours to capture the Farnborough action.
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Falklands Remembered—Yeovilton’s War

February 2013
Last year marked the 30th anniversary of the Falklands War. Peter Cooper was at the annual Air Day at RNAS Yeovilton to join the 30th anniversary commemoration.
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Wittmund Rhinos

December 2012-January 2013
Peter Cooper visited the Luftwaffe’s famed JG71 “Richthofen” Wing, which still operates the F-4F Phantom II.
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Away Day to Gando

November 2012
Earlier this year, Peter Cooper made a whistle-stop visit to the Spanish Air Force base of Gando to see the Spanish Air Force in action during a dissimilar air combat exercise.
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The Royal International Air Tattoo 2012

October 2012
Peter Cooper reports from the world’s largest military air-show with a selection of outstanding photographs and a full roundup of the event.
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RFC Centenary

June 2012
The 1st of April this year marked the centenary of the formation of the Royal Flying Corps (RFC), which gave rise soon afterwards to the Royal Air Force. Peter Cooper was at Farnborough to witness the event.
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RNAS Yeovilton - The Lynx is 40—Long Live the Lynx

February 2012
Last year was the 40th anniversary of the mighty Lynx helicopter. Peter Cooper attended the annual RNAS Yeovilton Air Day to share the air-show action at the Lynx’s birthday celebrations.
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Duxford Restorations

December 2011-January 2012
Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, is fortunate in living not far from Duxford in the UK. During regular visits there, he keeps up to date with the restoration projects underway at this magnificent living museum.
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Flygvapenmuseum—in from the Cold

October 2011
Last year, Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, attended the reopening of the Swedish Air Force Museum (Flygvapenmuseum) and its superb new Cold War
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Britain’s Tornado F.3 Retires

September 2011
Peter Cooper was at RAF Leuchars to witness the retirement of the F.3 Air Defence Variant of the Panavia Tornado from RAF service. Peter provides a summary of the type’s history accompanied by some wonderful images taken during the type’s proud service for the UK.
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End of a Legend - Harrier Farewell

March 2011
Once again, yet another British government has cut off its nose to spite its face by doing away with an effective, proven and irreplaceable aviation asset—this time, the British Aerospace Harrier. Peter Cooper was present to witness the end of the Harrier’s proud UK service and summarises the type’s history.
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UK’s Strategic Defence and Security Review

February 2011
Peter Cooper reports on the crushing review of future of the UK’s defence forces; a review that should please the world’s despots and terrorists, but which—especially in the current global political climate—will dumbfound anyone with a passing knowledge of history.
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“Raptorous” RIAT

November 2010
Peter Cooper has never missed a Royal International Air Tatto (RIAT). At the 2010 event, he says Lockheed’s F-22 Raptor was the unquestioned star of an outstanding show.
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Fantastic Farnborough

September 2010
The Farnborough International Air Show is not only one of the most famous and best known air shows in the world, it is also one of the world’s most important aviation trade shows. Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper—a semi-official Farnborough Airfield historian and photographer—reports on the exciting displays and commercial successes from Farnborough 2010.
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RAF Waddington International Air Show

August 2010
Peter Cooper was at the one-time Vulcan base of RAF Waddington recently to attend one of the few air shows still organised by the RAF. Amongst the many attractions at this year’s show, crowds were treated to the sight of the mighty Vulcan flying over Waddington once again.
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UK Forces—Going, Going…?

July 2010
Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent Peter Cooper discusses the unfortunate decline of aviation assets that is affecting all of the UK’s armed forces.
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Fantastic Floats

April 2010
When Peter Cooper was researching his previous article on West Coast Air in British Columbia (December/January issue), he also photographed many of the floatplanes belonging to other operators in the region. Unfortunately, only the print copy of the magazine does justice to Peter’s images.
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Tomcat Remembered

February 2010
In 2006, Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, was extremely lucky to join VF-31 and VF-213 aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt for the final carrier training missions undertaken by the remarkable Grumman Tomcat.
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Riding the Waves

December 2009-January 2010
When Peter Cooper ventured from his regular UK haunts recently, he discovered a Kiwi pilot living in Canada flying de Havilland floatplanes for West Coast Air—a busy Vancouver-based company.
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A Century of Naval Aviation - RNAS Yeovilton Air Day

December 2009-January 2010
The annual air show at RNAS Yeovilton was a little bit different—and rather special—this year because it celebrated a century of naval aviation in the UK. Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, was there in the wind and the rain to cover the event.
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RIAT 2009 – Still the Greatest

October 2009
Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, attended the 2009 Royal International Air Tattoo (RIAT) – which he says is still the “greatest air show”. Military aircraft enthusiasts will believe him after looking at Peter’s photographs.
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Farnborough’s Cody Centenary

April 2009
Few aviation commentators know more about Farnborough than Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent Peter Cooper, who lives on Farnborough’s doorstep and has written books about its history. In late 2008, Peter attended the opening of the FAST Museum Cody Pavilion, which celebrates the achievements of Samuel F. Cody who, in September 1908, made the first flight by a powered aircraft in the UK.
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Wings, Wind and Water – Naval Aviation and Yeovilton Air Day

December 2008-January 2009
Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, was one of the brave/keen/crazy spectators to brave the drenching rain and blustery wind at the 2008 Yeovilton Air Day to bring readers the good photographs.
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Success is in the Air—Farnborough 2008

September 2008
Farnborough is virtually “home” for Pacific Wings’ London-based European correspondent, Peter Cooper, who reports from the highly successful 2008 Farnborough International Airshow.
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We Own the Night”…But Not For Much Longer

April 2008
Pacific Wings’ UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, visited Holloman Air Force Base on the eve of the F-117A’s retirement from active service. He profiles the aircraft and says farewell to a true modern classic.
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RIAT 2007—The Greatest (Air) Show on Earth

September 2007
Pacific Wings’ UK and Europe correspondent Peter Cooper was once again at RAF Fairford for what he describes as the greatest air show on earth—the annual Royal International Air Tattoo.
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In From the Cold: The RAF Museum’s National Cold War Exhibition

March 2007
Peter Cooper reports on the new addition to the RAF Museum at RAF Cosford.
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RIAT 2006 at Fairford

October 2006
""Preceding the famous Farnborough Airshow by a week, was RIAT 2006 at Fairford - the world's largest military airshow. Peter Cooper, whose Farnborough report also appears in this issue, had a busy week for Pacific Wings attending both events.""
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Farnborough 2006

October 2006
Pacific Wings'UK correspondent, Peter Cooper, reports from the world's best-known airshow.
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Berlin Airshow

August 2006
Pacific Wings'European correspondent, Peter Cooper reports from the world's oldest airshow.
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Artic Warriors

April 2006
UK correspondent Peter Cooper reports from Sweden's frozen north on the retirement of an iconic type.
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Parisienne Spectacle

October 2005
Peter Cooper downs the tools of his day job and heads for Paris to see what the Le Bourget Salon had to offer.
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Anaheim Abuzz

April 2005
Anaheim, California was the venue for this year's HAI Heli-Expo. Peter J Cooper reports from the world's premier rotary gathering
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Fabulous Farnborough!

October 2004
Always a different show, but still the same magic! Peter Cooper reports on the 36th SBAC display that was Farnborough International 2004.
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A minnow among giants

September 2004
Pacific Wings UK correspondent Peter Cooper gives his view of the new PAC 750XL from New Zealand, which graced the static park at Farnborough International 2004.
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Viva Las Vegas

July 2004
The location for Heli-Expo 2004 made the event a showcase in every respect. Peter Cooper braved bright lights and temptations to report on the success of this year's rotary extravaganza held in Las Vegas.
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The last of the Starfighters

June 2004
UK correspondent Peter Cooper heads off to Italy to visit the last bastion of the Lockhead F-104 Starfighter - a superb aircraft whose retirement this year from service with Italy's Aeronautica Militare Italiana coincides with the 50th anniversary of the type's first flight.
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Helitech: From strength to strength

February 2004
The UK's biennial helicopter showcase was held in September at what has become its new home, the historic Duxford Airfield. Pacific Wings' UK Correspondent, Peter Cooper, reports on the event.
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Concorde R.I.P.

February 2004
Peter Cooper laments the end of commercial supersonic air travel.
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Wright 1903 to Riat 2003

November 2003
In this centennial year of aviation, Peter Cooper visits RAF Fairford for the world's largest military airshow to compare those pioneering aeroplanes with those of today.
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Spring In The Air

July 2003
Peter Cooper Dusts Off His Cameras And Visits The Historic Airfield Of Duxford.
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The End Of The Wessex, The Raf Retires The Hc.2

June 2003
Wings Uk Correspondent Peter Cooper Looks Back On This Interminable Type.
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Dallas Stars

June 2003
Peter J Cooper Dons A Cowboy Hat, Boots And A Thirty-Six Shooter And Reports From Downtown Dallas, Texas, On Heli-Expo 2003.
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The Mighty B-52 Goes Back To War

May 2003
Raf Fairford Took On A Different Role During March And April When It Reverted Back To A Bomber Base, Housing Fourteen Of The Mighty Boeing B-52H Stratofortress Bombers From The 23Rd Bs, 5B Minot Afb, North Dakota. Uk Correspondent Peter Cooper Reports.
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The day of the dragon

December 2002-January 2003
The elederly Saab Draken laster far longer than any anticipated, but its time is almost up. The Austrian Air Force will retire their Drakens in 2005 and so their recent visit to Waddington would be their last. Peter Cooper reports on the last UK appearance of this stalwart type.
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For better, for worse…

October 2002
A low-key Farnborough International this time, but there were a few hightlights. Peter Cooper reports from his n ative airfield.
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The Show Goes On

September 2002
Despite The Earlier Rumors Of ""Will It, Or Won'T It"", The World's Biggest Military Airshow Went Ahead. Peter Cooper Sends This Report From Riat 2002
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Buzzing To Brandenburg

July 2002
Peter Cooper Filed This Largely Pictorial Report On The Recent Aviation Show At Berlin Schonefeld, And Airfiled In The Former ""Eastern (Russian) Sector"" Of Germany.
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The RAF Gets Heavy

June 2002
UK Correspondent Peter Cooper Gives The Lowdown On The RAF's Two New And Impressive Types - The C-17A And The C-130J
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Helicopter Heaven - 2002

June 2002
Peter Cooper Reports On Heli-Expo 2002.
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Mojve Graveyard

April 2002
Peter Cooper Visits The Airliner Storage Part At The Mojave Desert Ares In Northern California.
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Merlin's Magic

March 2002
Peter Cooper Flies In The Impressive Latest Helo Addition To The RAF Fleet.
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Grob Replaces Bulldog

March 2002
Peter Cooper Sees Out The Venerable RAF Basic Trainer For A New Replacement.
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Fighting Tigers

March 2002
Peter Cooper Looks At A High Performance Nato Meet In Belgium.
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Duxford delights

December 2001-January 2002
A report on rotary happenings at Helitech 2001 and a glimpse behind the hangar doors at this famous Battle of Britain airfield. By Peter Cooper.
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The RIAT stuff

October 2001
A report on the world's biggest military flying display by UK correspondent Peter J Cooper.
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The Hunter Is 50

September 2001
Peter Cooper Attends A Celebration Of 50 Years Since Neville DUKe First Played The ""Blue Note"".
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Air Fete Strikes Silver

August 2001
Peter Cooper Reports On The 25Th Air Fete 2001 At RAF Mildenhall - Which Almost Wasn'T To Be.
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Tigers Disband

April 2001
Now Disbanded, Peter Cooper Applauds The Premier Royal Air Force ""Tiger"" Unit, No.74 (Reserve) Squadron.
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Middle Wallop International Airshow

February 2001
Peter Cooper Braves ""Danger Of Death"" To Bring All The Rotary-Wing Fans This Report On Middle Wallop.
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Farnborough rebirth

December 2000-January 2001
Peter Cooper looks at the rebirth of aircraft production at Farnborough after a gap of over 80 years.
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Record breaking Farnborough

October 2000
UK correspondent Peter J Cooper reports on the world's premier aerospace business event.
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Reaching The World

September 2000
Airlift 2000 Was The Main Theme Of This Year's Riat, Whilst Saluting The Heroes Was A Poignant Reminder Of Those Who Fought In The Skies Over Southern England During The Battle Of Britain. Peter Cooper Reports.
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""Onwards - Us Airmen"

August 2000
UK Correspondent Peter Cooper Reports On This Year's Air Fete At RAF Mildenhall, UK.
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Helitech '99

December 1999-January 2000
attracting over 300 exhibitors from 20 different countries and over 7,000 visitors, Helitech '99 was a resounding success. By Peter Cooper.
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Canberra - 50 not out!

November 1999
Peter Cooper looks back on Canberra's 50 years
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Freedom of the skies

October 1999
UK correspondent peter Cooper walks the beat at RIAT '99
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Paris Personification

September 1999
Peter Cooper Reports On The Paris Airshow ….And That SUKhoi Su-30Mk Crash.
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Black Dog On Target

With ""Exercise Bull's-Eye '99"" Cancelled Because Of The On Going Commitments Of The Competitors In Kosovo, Peter Cooper Writes Of His Flight With The Triumphant Kiwi Crews At Bull's-Eye '98, Held At RAF Lyneham Late Last Year.
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Silver Jaguar

February 1999
Peter Cooper Looks At Twenty-Five Years Of RAF Jaguar Operations
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HMS Osprey Finale

December 1998-January 1999
From the Whirlwind to the Lynx, Peter Cooper reports on the closing of the chopper shore base, HMS Osprey.
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Farnborough strikes gold

December 1998-January 1999
The biggest and best Farnborough yet. By Peter Cooper.
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Eyes in the skies

November 1998
Peter Cooper reports on this year's RIAT.
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Muddy and Wet

October 1998
The International Airshow '98 at UK's largest grass air field, Middle Wallop, was a wet and muddy affair, but that didn't stop a multitude of aircraft and spectators attending the show. Report by Peter Cooper.
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Ghosts From The Past

August 1998
Classic Jets And Pistons Abound At The Kemble Air Day. Peter Cooper Story And Photographs.
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Broader Skies

July 1998
UK Correspondent Peter Cooper Reports On Air Fete ' 98
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Exercise Ample Train

April 1998
UK Correspondent Peter Cooper Reports On The Recent Exercise Ample Train.
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Helitech '97

December 1997-January 1998
The picturesque rural Surrey airfield at Redhill took on tis biennial influx of rotary-wing craft, which seemingly became the busiest heliport in Europe during the period from 30 September - 3 October 1997. Peter Cooper reports.
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Hard to be humble: RIAT '97

October 1997
UK correspondent Peter Cooper reports on the '97 Royal International Air Tattoo. This year saw a large "Big Cat" contingent as well as the "Champion Fighter Pilot of the World."
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Classic Wings out to grass

August 1997

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Fifty and Forward

July 1997
Peter Cooper Reports On The USAF's 50Th Anniversary Celebrations In England.
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Farnborough International 1996

November 1996
Report by Peter Cooper
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Heathrow Turns 50!

September 1996
Peter Cooper Reports On A London Event.
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Helitech 95

November 1995
By Peter Cooper
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Farnborough Portfolio

November 1994
By Peter Cooper
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RNZAF Triumph In UK Competition

July 1994

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Helitech '93

November 1993
Peter Cooper covers the latest on the UK scene
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UK Scene

July 1993

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Aviation Tournament International

August 1992
Peter Cooper Reports On This Recent UK Airshow.
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Heli-Meet '92

July 1992
UK Correspondent Peter Cooper Reports On The Continuing, Winning ,Form Of No.3 Squadron.
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International air tattoo '91

December 1991-January 1992
Photographic coverage by UK correspondent Peter Cooper
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Helitech '91

November 1991
Peter Cooper reports form Europe's premier helicopter gathering.
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The Mosquito is fifty

February 1991

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Farnborough rotors

November 1990
By Peter Cooper
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Kiwis triumphant

September 1990
A report on helimeet '90 by Peter Cooper
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Colourwings no108

September 1990
RNZAF Iroquois NZ3801 going through its paces at Helimeet 90. Peter Cooper photograph.
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Military Showcase

October 1989
Peter Cooper reports on the 1989 International Air Tattoo
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Middle Wallop

October 1988
More from the camera of Peter Cooper at Heli-Meet '89
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If anyone can, the Kiwis can

September 1988
THE Kiwis came, they played and they conquered. In true antipodean style No. 3 Squadron RNZAF — in their first every foray to the United Kingdom — came to Middle Wallop, competed and carried away four trophies from the Heli-Meet International 88
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Air fete 88

September 1988

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Last of the Lightnings

July 1988
Peter Cooper farewells the type from RAF service
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International Air Tattoo

October 1987
Photographs by Peter Cooper
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Air Fete '87

September 1987

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More from Farnborough

November 1986
Photographs by Peter Cooper
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Farnborough '86

October 1986
George Bates and Peter Cooper combine to provide coverage of 1986's premier aviation event
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Air Fete '86

August 1986
The United Kingdom airshow scene - Peter Cooper reports on Mildenhall's Air Fete '86
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Additional coverage - IAT '85

November 1985

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International Air Tattoo '85

October 1985

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The United Kingdom warbird scene

August 1985
Photographs by peter cooper.
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The UK airshow scene

November 1983
A look at the United Kingdom airshow scene - Peter Cooper presents photographic coverage of the recent International Air Tattoo at Greenham Common
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