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Close Encounter Over the Arctic: U.S. F-35A and Russian Su-35 in Near Collision
A recently surfaced video appears to show an unusually close and potentially hazardous interaction between a U.S. Air Force F ...
In 1975, hundreds of babies came to Australia in shoeboxes. Suanne was one
Thousands of Vietnamese children were evacuated from Vietnam in the final weeks of the Vietnam War as part of 'Operation Babylift'. On its 50th anniversary, Australian adoptees reflect on their past ...
The Secret Cold War History of the Missile That Launched America’s First Satellite
As part of the IGY, the Soviet Union vowed that it would launch an artificial satellite for space science. The U.S., not to ...
'Exploding' Tunnock's teacakes cleared by tests to fly again
When the captain pulled an emergency depressurising switch the iconic Scottish treat erupted - leaving a sticky mess over the ...
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Ties that bind: a 250-year legacy of American service
FORT BELVOIR, Va. – In the spring of 1775, the world order was in question. After decades of onerous taxation by the British, ...
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How the Air Force Is Teaching F-16s to Fly Themselves
The VISTA and VENOM projects—both of which utilize experimental F-16 Fighting Falcons—are the beginning of the end for manned ...
Gujarat Jaguar flight crash trains spotlight on Indian Air Force's ageing fleet
The Jaguar, inducted into the IAF in 1979, and the An-32, commissioned in 1984, have both served well beyond their intended lifespans ...
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Tunnock's Tea Cakes pass RAF test after being banned for 60 years
Tunnox Tea Cakes were regularly snacked on by RAF airmen while flying nuclear bombers during the Cold War. However, the RAF added the sweet treat to their no-fly-list after a tea cake exploded in the ...