The Far East Russian Magazine, at vladivostok.com/rus_mag/eng covers more than just military affairs, but has included several interesting pieces. Issue #3 covered "Explosions of Military Depots." and #2 had a piece titles "First Submarines on the Pacific Ocean." Other articles deal with local history, politics, and local culture. The site www.sevastopol.com/weapons does not seem to have a direct link to its parent site (www.sevastopol.com), but it is a fascinating and informative page on ex-Soviet/Russian weapons systems. All types of air, ground, and naval equipment is covered, with an emphasis on marketing and sales. Recent updates to the page include color images and information on the Bora [Dergach] class, and the MiG- I-42 and Sukhoi S-37 designs. Military Parade, a slick defense journal published in Russia, is accessible on the web at www.milparade.ru. They offer a subscription to their online magazine, but also provide a lot of free information and illustrations. Military Parade is published by the Russian defense industry for the express purpose of marketing their products for export. "Elevon" is a private web page maintained by Carl Pettypiece on a Canadian university computer. It's an excellent aviation site, with access to several extensive aviation databases and links to dozens of others. I'm mentioning it here because I found a lot of good data on Russian aircraft here. The address is www.csd.uwo.ca/~pettypi/elevon. Another general site with access to information on Russian platforms is www.ping.be.ipms/lists/boats.html. It's a link index to dozens of naval-related web sites including ones on Russian, Chinese, British ships. It's part of a naval modeling web page. Check out www.navismagazine.com. It's an online magazine for aviation and naval buffs. It has historical article, photo features on aircraft and ships, kite reviews, and military news articles. It comes out monthly, and all the issues are archived on the server. Once you subscribe, you've got access to all of the back issues. Subscriptions are $20/yr for 12 issues. You can do it online, or mail a check/MO to Navismagazine.com, PO Box 772, Cypress, CA 90603 BT Back to The Naval Sitrep #14 Table of Contents Back to Naval Sitrep List of Issues Back to MagWeb Master Magazine List © Copyright 1998 by Larry Bond and Clash of Arms. This article appears in MagWeb (Magazine Web) on the Internet World Wide Web. Other military history articles and gaming articles are available at http://www.magweb.com