Spanish Air Force’s F-18s can finally retire in 2024 after the contract with NATO Eurofighter and Tornado Management Agency (NETMA) worth $2.15 billion was signed during the ILA Berlin Airshow View More ›
Don’t Go Below The Hard Deck We all find high-speed, low, altitude flying exhilarating to watch (if the box office that Top Gun: Maverick is doing is any indication). Still, View More ›
The selection for the Special Air Service is one of the toughest in the world. The SAS was a secret organization in the British Army, and the existence of their View More ›
Today we remember the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Midway on June 4-6, 1942. In just a couple of days, this battle changed the course of the war in View More ›
The 2024 Olympics are not far off, and potential athletes are already preparing to compete. Athletes in the USAF are no different, and an internal program is ready to help View More ›
It’s safe to say that World War II was a battle of the skies. A good amount of the encounters and combat during its time didn’t happen on land but View More ›
Before a formal Air Corps was conceived by the US military, the Union Army came up with the idea of utilizing air balloons during the American Civil War. Although they View More ›
The era of what was known as the Jet Age in the 1950s saw the biggest boom of advancements in terms of aircraft technology. After the internal combustion era in View More ›
The legendary B-17 Flying Fortress was no doubt the most famous bomber of World War II used by the United States Army Air Corps, and for good reasons. The Boeing View More ›
This year, the Thunder Over Louisville Air Show drew massive crowds at the 85-acre Louisville Waterfront Park. Thousands of aircraft enthusiasts went on over to the banks of the Ohio View More ›