Today marks the 77th anniversary of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor that catapulted the United States into the greatest war this planet has ever seen. Some 2,335 military personnel View More ›
In 2008, the Pentagon sent the first operational stealth combat jet, the F-117A Nighthawk, out to pasture — or at least, sort of. The F-117 flew as an entirely classified View More ›
Today, with companies like SpaceX, Blue Horizon, and Boeing working tirelessly to find ways to reach the stars for less money, it’s become a commonly accepted truth that the space View More ›
NASA’s Apollo missions were the only instance in which human beings have successfully set foot on another world, an accomplishment that can’t be overstated and will likely continue to grow View More ›
Navy F-14s were retired from service in 2006, and prior to their 1979 revolution, were even sold to nations like Iran. However, since Tehran fell under the control of a View More ›
The world may never again see bombing campaigns like those carried out in World War II, but for the right price you can experience a pretty good re-creation. Bomber Camp View More ›
The acronym “UFO” has lost a fair amount of its meaning over the years. Once intended as a descriptive placeholder for something spotted in the sky that has yet to View More ›
10. Samara Aerodrome Russia 9. Tupolev – 154 Bulgaria Soviet-made Tupolev – 154 was the personal plane of Todor Zhivkov, a former communist leader in the country. 8.Miss Piggy MANITOBA View More ›
Great Story of aviation history coming back to life! This aircraft was underwater for decades! A World War II Republic P-47 Thunderbolt fighter restored after decades underwater will headline the View More ›
Two minutes of fun highlighting Roswell, New Mexico‘s rich ties to aviation. Featured image by wikimedia commons