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Last year, a Chinese fighter went inverted over an Air Force surveillance plane during intercept

December 17, 2018

Culture, particularly through movies and television, could be considered the United States’ most influential export. Our movies and shows find their way into just about every market and go on View More ›

Alex Hollings No Comments History, Military Aviation
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We’re looking for WWII bomber pilots so we can tell their story – help us find them!

December 12, 2018

Fighter Sweep is on the hunt for World War II bomber pilots that we can work with on an upcoming project. Our goal is to tell the stories of the View More ›

Alex Hollings No Comments History, World War II
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Watch: WWII Fighter pilot takes to the skies once more in a vintage P-51 Mustang

December 12, 2018

America’s World War II aviators found themselves at the very forefront of warfighting technology, and as such, they also found themselves facing challenges never before encountered by anyone in combat. View More ›

Alex Hollings No Comments Military Aviation, World War II
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‘Foo Fighters’ over WWII Europe and the birth of the American love affair with aliens

December 11, 2018

In the modern age of missiles we can fire at targets over the horizon, and a seemingly limitless suite of radar, infrared, and optics technologies designed specifically to keep our View More ›

Alex Hollings No Comments Military Aviation, World War II
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From the dark corners of the CIA library: Official ‘Guidance to UFO Photographers’

December 8, 2018

For decades, the U.S. government has been accused of not only secretly investigating the existence of extra-terrestrials on and around our planet, but of conducting a generation-spanning cover up aimed View More ›

Alex Hollings No Comments Expert Analysis, History
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The Avrocar: America’s secret flying saucer that barely made it off the ground

December 8, 2018

For decades, people all over the world have reported seeing saucer-shaped crafts darting across the sky. These sightings are attributed to any number of things: swamp gas, ball lightning, and View More ›

Alex Hollings No Comments History, Military Aviation
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Remembering Pearl Harbor with touching images that mix the modern with the ‘day that will live in infamy’

December 7, 2018

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 ›

Alex Hollings No Comments Drones, Photos, World War II
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What do we do with our stealth aircraft after we’re through with them?

December 5, 2018

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 ›

Alex Hollings 1 Comment History, Military Aviation
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This Soviet Space Shuttle, based on stolen specs, had one successful orbital flight

November 29, 2018

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 ›

Alex Hollings 2 Comments History, Russian Air Force
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This is the scariest picture ever to come out of the American space program. Here’s why

November 25, 2018

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 ›

Alex Hollings 1 Comment History, Photos
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