This third volume in a documentary series about military pilots and planes takes an in-depth look at the top guns of today, including their training, tactics and strategies, and the remarkable design and combat capabilities of their aircraft. Interviews with pilots throughout history and archival footage of early flights offer insight into the history of attack aircraft, while an examination of stealth technology helps to inform its future.
The TOP GUNS series once again puts you inside the cockpit of some of the US's most advanced aircraft. This time the viewer is put inside some of the finest attack planes around, courtesy of Madacy's patented first-person camera view.

Top Gun Academy: The Real Story, produced on DVD-Video by Henninger Media Services of Arlington, Virginia, offers a far more insightful, measured portrayal of the seminal aviation academy that "created a legend in the aviation community," as the narrator says. An engaging combination of substance and spectacle, this new offering from Henninger seeks to establish DVD in a non-fiction documentary niche not much explored or exploited to date. The account is well-paced, and uses several of DVD's signature strengths to balance historical footage with contemporary interviews of naval pilots and officers, to trace the history of air warfare from World War I through the Vietnam War.