» Anno Domini 2011 (55) «
- December 25 — Felix dies natalis Christi (0) (Amor Patriae, Historica)
- December 23 — Summation of the Jaffer/Guergis affair (0) (Aut disce aut discede, Media)
- December 22 — Predictable (0) (Media)
- December 21 — John Williams & Boston Pops Orchestra: Sleigh Ride (1992) (0) (Miscellania)
- December 20 — The Nutcracker: Mouse King / battle scene (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- December 17 — 17 December 1939: British Commonwealth Air Training Plan agreement signed (0) (Aeronautics, Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- December 17 — Porcelain Black: This Is What Rock n’ Roll Looks Like (2011) (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- December 14 — Destroying the past (0) (Historica)
- December 13 — Priorities (0) (Aut disce aut discede)
- December 13 — The Screen Traveller: Hong Kong, Gateway to China (1938) (0) (Historica)
- December 9 — The curious case of the RQ-170 (1) (Foreign Affairs, National Defence)
- December 9 — Freddie Mercury: The Great Pretender (1987) (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- November 30 — Much Ado About Nothing (0) (Media)
- October 14 — A little low and outside… (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- September 20 — Kimbra: Good Intent (2011) (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- August 26 — Desert Birds by Werner Bartsch (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- August 26 — Hard Boiled (2011) (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Web/Tech)
- August 25 — Straight Talk Express? (0) (Foreign Affairs, Miscellania)
- August 25 — Halestorm: Familiar Taste of Poison (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- August 24 — On Ramp (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- June 29 — Weird Al Yankovic: Party in the CIA (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- June 27 — Flaccid Torpedo of Fail (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- June 26 — O tempora! O Myspace! (0) (Web/Tech)
- June 21 — Swedish House Mafia: Save The World (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- June 17 — George Lucas Strikes Back (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- June 16 — Meanwhile, in Russia… (0) (Diversions)
- May 16 — La gloire de la France (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Foreign Affairs)
- May 16 — GPS interference (0) (Aerospace)
- May 16 — Katherine Jenkins: I Vow to Thee, My Country (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- May 11 — Get a haircut and get a real job (0) (Current Affairs)
- May 9 — 747-8 MTOW RTO test (0) (Aeronautics)
- May 9 — Beyond parody (0) (Industria)
- May 6 — Film Noir by Stefan Randholm (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- May 5 — The English Fleet at Cherbourg (0) (Historica)
- May 5 — Curious (0) (Amor Patriae)
- May 3 — Winning the lottery (0) (Amor Patriae)
- May 2 — Let’s Finish The Job (0) (National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- May 1 — Nils Olav the Penguin inspects the Kings Guard of Norway after being bestowed with a knighthood at Edinburgh Zoo (0) (Miscellania)
- May 1 — Better to be lucky than good; though it helps enormously if you’re both (0) (Aeronautics)
- April 15 — Dinosaur terrorises school children (0) (Diversions)
- March 15 — Informed opinion (0) (Current Affairs)
- March 15 — Exotic cuisine (0) (Deorum Cibus Est)
- March 12 — Never a good sign (0) (Current Affairs)
- March 10 — Ploegsteert Memorial to the Missing (0) (Historica, National Defence)
- March 10 — Flying over the Mont Blanc massif c. 1920s (0) (Aeronautics, Historica)
- March 5 — CF Operation Mobile air evacuation (0) (Amor Patriae, National Defence)
- March 4 — RAF civilian extractions from Libya (1) (Amor Patriae, Foreign Affairs, National Defence)
- February 17 — The Checker (0) (Aeronautics)
- February 16 — Poisoned environment (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Foreign Affairs)
- February 15 — Ends, means, etc. (0) (Foreign Affairs, National Defence)
- February 7 — Red herring (0) (Aut disce aut discede, Media)
- February 5 — On Egypt (3) (Foreign Affairs)
- February 5 — KLAX SADDE6 Standard Terminal Arrival (1) (Aeronautics)
- January 9 — Shaggy dog story (0) (Historica)
- January 2 — Monster Chiller Horror Theatre: Dr. Tongue’s 3D House of Stewardesses (1981) (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
Chris is most often found flying a desk, but he delights in studying the Golden Age of Aviation (1919-1939). He admires all the pioneering men and women who navigated the skies with nothing more sophisticated than a map, compass and sextant—and the conviction that there was no place they could not reach.
