It would seem that Raduan Man is an avid follower of military aircraft from his clutch of paintings depicting the aerial death machines, with titles bearing initials like D3 and LF. But the paintings seem more about anti-war despite the Pop-sy bright colours which hide a dark reality. Such aerial war rhetoric is also glorified in movies of spectacular aerial dog-fights like Battle of Britain (1969), Tora! Tora! Tora (1970) and Memphis Belle (1990). But these killing machines from the last two world wars would be no match for their modern variants with stealth radar-jamming devices, homing pin-point accuracy, cluster bombing and breathless speeds. In marine aviation, the functions include assault support, military transport, anti-air warfare, offensive air support, electronic warfare, control of aircraft and missiles, and aerial reconnaissance.