If you love military aviation history the opening events for the B-17F Memphis Belle™ exhibit at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force is a must see! Two B-17G Flying Fortresses and more View More ›
Watch: USS Lexington Found 76 Years after WWII Sinking
Billionaire-turned-explorer Paul Allen has discovered the missing wreck of the World War II carrier USS Lexington (CV-2) at the bottom of the Coral Sea. The crew of his personal research ship R/V Petrel found View More ›
Watch: When was the First Combat use of an Aircraft Ejection Seat?
In 1942, German test pilot Helmut Schenck becomes the first person to use an ejection seat to successfully exit his aircraft in an emergency. – We Are The Mighty Featured View More ›
Tribute: Army Air Corps Pilot Capt. Jerry Yellin Who Flew Last Combat Mission of World War II Dies
Retired Captain Jerry Yellin, former Army Air Corps pilot who flew the final combat mission of World War II has died at the age of 93 in Orlando, Florida. Yellin View More ›
War Letters from Hall of Fame Baseball Player Ted Williams Going to Auction
Thirty-eight war time letters written by Boston Red Sox Hall of Famer Ted Williams are heading to auction. One of the letters Williams describes crash landing a plane that was so View More ›
Watch: Boeing B-17F Memphis Belle – Upper Turret Install
Museum restoration crews and 88th ABW civil engineers work to install the upper turret of the B-17F Memphis Belle™ in preparation for the exhibit opening. Plans call for the aircraft View More ›
Watch: Flyby of Historic Wake Island
Cool video of Wake Island and a flyby at the end. Wake Island is a tiny island in Micronesia in the Pacific Ocean, located 2/3 of the way from Honolulu View More ›
“I never did want to go someplace in an airplane. I just liked to fly,” – World War II Aviator Flies Again!
Sam Northway, a 91 year old former World War II aviator took the skies again in a celebration of flight. “I never did want to go someplace in an airplane. View More ›
Watch: Corsair First Start After Restoration
If you are an aviation history lover then this is a good watch. And even if you are not big on World War II aviation skip forward to the eight View More ›
Awesome Color Photos From a Time Gone By in Aviation History
Aviation history is fascinating. Enjoy the photos! Comment below and share any you have. Featured images by the Library of Congress