Longtime Aviation History contributing editor C.V. Glines attended the last reunion of the legendary […]
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VanDersarl Blériot
Fabricated by teenage brothers in 1911, this unique homebuilt is once again airworthy. Despite […]
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Lothar, the Reckless Richthofen, Flew in the Shadow of his Legendary Brother
Time and again Lothar von Richthofen risked all for his country, his comrades and his famous elder sibling.
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Flying at an Oblique Angle: The NASA AD-1
NASA’s AD-1 proved that oblique-wing aircraft are practical, despite their odd appearance. In a […]
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Public Relations Battle in 1775
After Lexington and Concord, both sides hurried to spin the story by land and sea
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Sam Cooke Had a Hammer
Soul star brought Allen Klein, an accountant with an attitude
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This Supreme Court Ruling on Prayer in Public Schools Made America Go Nuts
ON JUNE 25, 1962, the U.S. Supreme Court declared prayer in public schools unconstitutional. […]
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American Schemers: “Pappy” O’Daniel
The first celebrity politician was a Texas radio showman who talked his way into the U.S. Senate
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1941 Disney Strike: Picket Lines in Paradise
With the world at war, animation auteur was battling his artists
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Multi-Media Review: Kerbal Space Program
Kerbal Space Program Though some predicted they’d be dead by now, flight simulations continue […]