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 A co-author of a book about the life of Tuskegee Airman Harold H. Brown of Catawba Island will speak to the Presidential History Book Club at the Hayes

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Synopsis:Bulgaria, set to receive the advanced F-16 Block 70 fleet, recently witnessed progress at Lockheed Martin's production facility. Seven fighter jets are

Historians from IWM Duxford have offered their expertise to makers of new Apple TV+ series Masters of the Air, produced by Tom Hanks and Steven…

Pilots for the German Wehrmacht sometimes broke off engagement when they spied P-51 Mustangs flown by Tuskegee Airmen escorting U.S. bombers during World War II. The 332nd Fighter Group’s 99th Fighter Squadron, best known as “Red Tails,” boasted a fearsome reputation for blasting Reich fighter planes and bombers out of the sky, said Aubrey Matthews, the historian for the Travis Air Force Base Lee A. Archer Jr. Chapter of the famed Black fighter pilot group. “They wanted t...

Before flying the Viper operationally, pilots have to get through the nine-month B-Course which provides them with the Initial Qualification Training on the F-16.

Two of the brothers made it home, while the other, Lt. Edsel J. McKnight of the United States Army Air Forces, was shot down off the coast of France.

Brigadier General Enoch Woodhouse ’52 joined members of the Yale and New Haven community for a conversation on Tuesday at the Af-Am House.

"It was a case of one lone American against what seemed to be the entire Luftwaffe."

Medal of Honor: Marine Corps Sgt. Richard Binder By KATIE LANGE Department of Defense News Like many men born in the mid-1800s, Marine Corps Sgt. Richard Binder immigrated to America to find better …