Today's Object of the Week is the remains of a WW2 propeller - possibly from the last German aircraft’s fall on British soil in Elvington.

A veteran of 31 years in the Navy, Joe Sestak writes about the importance of inclusion efforts in the military, and of the ...

From what little we've seen of Broken Arrow, we're quite interested in finding out what the rest of its campaign, its ...

towed targets for live anti-aircraft gun practice, simulated strafing missions and trained male pilot cadets. WASP members collectively logged more than 60 million miles in the air. Thirty-eight ...

Russian soldiers had to improvise the construction of net tunnels to try to stop the barrage of Ukrainian drones. It may be a ...

On this day in aviation history, February 14, 1955, the first flight of a key progenitor that led to the MiG-21, the ...

Operation Tailwind Revisited after CIA Report to Kissinger Released Picture this scenario: It is September 11, 1970. American commandoes wearing ...

As unknown aircraft circled, the Liberty sat exposed ... that the elder Spicher bravely tried to put out napalm fires as strafing fire continued to pepper the deck. He said that as his father ...

The latter, which subjected an aircraft to sustained ground fire, was a particularly dangerous undertaking. On 21 May Cobby shot down the first of 13 German observation balloons; like ground strafing, ...

Aircraft are chosen for all sorts of reasons when it comes to military applications. Not every mission flown needs a state-of-the-art fighter jet bristling with missiles and ordnance. Sometimes ...