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Robins Air Force Base made history Monday by activating the 728th Battle Management Control Squadron.

The aircraft that will participate in Sunday's traditional Super Bowl flyover are maintained by MCPO Jason Ferrell the son of Albion, Michigan residents.

The aircraft that will participate in Sunday's traditional Super Bowl flyover are maintained by MCPO Jason Ferrell the son of Albion, Michigan residents.

The aircraft that will participate in Sunday's traditional Super Bowl flyover are maintained by MCPO Jason Ferrell the son of Albion, Michigan residents.

The aircraft that will participate in Sunday's traditional Super Bowl flyover are maintained by MCPO Jason Ferrell the son of Albion, Michigan residents.

The aircraft that will participate in Sunday's traditional Super Bowl flyover are maintained by MCPO Jason Ferrell the son of Albion, Michigan residents.

As the 1,572th (and final) commercial Boeing 747 is delivered STEPHEN BRIDGEWATER takes a nostalgic look at the ‘Queen of the Skies’ and provides his Top 10 rarities and Top 10 fanciful variants that never left the drawing board.

Last week I told you that my first taste of “military life” began on Sept. 19, 1950, when I joined the 103rd Aircraft and Control Squadron, which was expecting to

The United States is a global power with global interests. These interests include ensuring that the sea lanes of the North Atlantic remain open to the flow of commerce and information, and that the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) remains a bulwark that ensures peace and security for its member states. Iceland, one of the 12 original NATO members, has been an ally and partner to the U.S. for more than 60 years.

FALMOUTH, Mass. — It was an honor to interview this week's Veterans Spotlight guest. Navy Cmdr. David Vermilyea served his country for 27 years, from 1962 to 1989. He was in the Vietnam...