When Was The Last Real Dogfight? (And Why It Doesn't Really Happen Anymore)
From its beginnings in WWI, dogfighting has been an essential part of almost every major conflict since, and continues today.
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The remarkable career of Chuck Yeager – the first pilot to fly supersonic
The remarkable flying career of Charles ‘Chuck’ Yeager - the first pilot to break the sound barrier and fly at supersonic ...
World War II aviation history lands at permanent exhibit on USS Intrepid
Discover the Intrepid Museum's World War II exhibit, showcasing the Corsair aircraft and artifacts from Loren Isley's final mission and other historic items.
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Call of Duty: Warzone - A Look Back On The Battle Royale's Evolution
Warzone's fifth anniversary feels like a great opportunity to look back on the evolution of the battle royale.
3 Key UK Aerospace Innovations From WWII
Driven by unprecedented times, scientists and engineers forged technological breakthroughs amidst the flames of war.
Medals of WWII fighter ace who survived terrifying 25,000ft death plunge but then was killed in Las Vegas pleasure flight crash 20 years later could sell for £30,000
Wing Commander James 'Butch' McArthur claimed eight kills and three other 'probables' during heartstopping dogfights with the ...
US Vs China: Who Will Win The Race For World’s Sixth-Generation Fighter Jets? Explained
Trump has described F-47 as the ‘most lethal aircraft ever built’, with its test version flying in secret for years. While ...
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Chennault's 'Tigers' fly circles around Japan
President Franklin Roosevelt secretly signed an executive order in early April 1942 that allowed American aviators to join Claire Chennault’s volunteers.
Last surviving pilot from the Battle of Britain, dies at 105
The last surviving pilot of the Battle of Britain has died, severing the last living link to the few thousand young men who fought the Nazi air force to a standstill amid fears that Britain might be ...