Since 1961, Commando has told tales of bravery and conflict in all major fields of warfare – on land, on sea, and in the air. Learn more about those airborne adventures!
Match your deadliest weapons - that's your wits, recruit! - against the Commando Quizmaster. It'll take all your skill and not just a little luck. The mission will not be easy and many of you may not make it through to the end...
The Fiat CR32 was an Italian biplane fighter used in the Spanish Civil War and World War II. The Gloster Gladiator was a British-built biplane fighter.
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Calum Laird's introduction to a classic tale that broke new ground for Commando when it first appeared in 1962.
When Ned Dolan flicked a penny in the air and David Bradford called tails, it looked as though he had signed his own death warrant...
Flight-Lieutenant Alvar Brenner was a real mystery to his fellow fighter pilots in the RAF squadron he flew with...
Although he had been born in France, Mike Perrin grew up in Great Britain and considered himself to be English. Furthermore, he blamed the French and their early surrender to Germany for the deaths of his parents...
Scott Montgomery brings a classic fusion of writer Alan Hebden and artist Jose Maria Jorge from the Commando archives.
It should have been an honour to fly as wingman to Philip Templeton. Wasn't he "The Shark" - the sleek, efficient, deadly fighter ace? His boyish charm and good humour had won him many admirers, so why feel uneasy?
Soaring above the battlefields of the Western Front, the pilots of the Royal Flying Corps saw themselves as guardians of chivalry - gentlemen fliers...
The Editor praises two artists who share a name and a talent in his introduction to this classic Commando adventure.
The editor introduces this classic Commando tale of rivalry in the air!
Painted on the fuselage of Otto Koll's Messerschmitt fighter were many RAF roundels, the number of Spitfires and Hurricanes he had shot down...
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