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A C-130 landing on a Wyoming highway, learning combat casualty care in Rifle and high-altitude paratrooper drops were part of a multiday training exercise for military personnel during the annual

October 1942: At Muroc Dry Lake, in the high desert north of Los Angeles, California, Bell Aircraft Corporation’s Chief Test Pilot, Robert Morris Stanley, made the first flight of the top secret prototype turbojet-powered fighter, the Bell XP-59A Airacomet, serial number 42-108784. Weather was “C.A.V.U.” (Ceiling and Visibility Unrestricted) and wind was from the west at 20 miles per hour (9 meters per second).

An American stealth fighter squadron is set to fly from RAF Lakenheath.

ISLAMABAD: The government has promoted air officers of Pakistan Air Force to the rank of Air Marshal. The promoted air officers include Air Marshal Chaudhary Ahsan Rafiq, Air Marshal Waqas Ahmed...

Brigadier General Charles E. Yeager, USAF (Retired) is considered to be the most legendary test pilot of all time, being the first human to break the so...

Despite the current tensions in the Sino-US relationships, some Californians who attended a virtual reception Wednesday to mark China's National Day said the American and Chinese people have long enjoyed decades of cooperation and friendly ties through subnational exchanges.

Thousands of people have died in California due to the COVID-19 pandemic. These are some of their stories.

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Weekend begins with free Kickoff Weekend concert; Former Packers GM Ted Thompson’s name to be unveiled on Lambeau Field façade

The Sino-American Aviation Heritage Foundation (SAAHF) announced on Thursday the passing of its founding board member Stephen Bonner.