A legendary test pilot brings a long-abandoned TBM back to life.
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“Ekranoplan,” the Soviet Union’s Flying Ships
Russian dreams of gigantic ground-effect planes are dead in the water. The story of […]
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Aviation History Today: November 2011
Twin Mustang Prototype to Fly Again Truth be told, the North American F-82 wasn’t […]
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The Boeing Century: How One Company Defined 100 Years of Flight
During its 100-year history, William Boeing’s company has developed many of the most iconic airplanes ever to take to the sky.
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Curtiss P-40 Warhawk: One of WW II’s Most Famous Fighters
Thanks to its sleek looks and its brilliant use by the American Volunteer Group in China, the P-40 was one of World War II’s most famous fighters — but far from the best.
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Daily Quiz for October 20, 2017
Science-fiction writer E. E. “Doc” Smith held a Ph.D. in this field.
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Andrews Celebrates U.S. Air Force 70th
After a year off due to budget restrictions, the Joint Base Andrews Air Show […]
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Books in Brief | Our Year of War
The Vietnam War divided the nation and on a more personal level, divided two brothers
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Daily Quiz for October 19, 2017
This person was the first Honorary American Citizen.
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Wild West Book Review: Roundup!
Roundup! edited with an introduction by Paul Andrew Hutton, La Frontera Publishing, Cheyenne,Wyo., 2010, […]