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Middle Township Elementary School #2 had fifth graders ask, via Facebook, students from all 50 states to create and send them Valentines Day cards. Hundreds of cards poured in from all over the world.

The fighter jets from the 180th fighter wing will conduct test flights Tuesday that could reach supersonic speeds and cause a sonic boom.

What are the odds? Loose your wallet in a swimming pool and it’s easy enough to recover; drop it in the sea and you can kiss it goodbye. Marcie Callawaert lives near Tofino, British Columbia a …

The new Alabama ANG’s F-35 flagship, with its red tail honoring the Tuskegee Airmen legacy, took part in a flyover at Dannelly Field, along with another F-35A, two F-16s and a P-51.

Several special guests and dignitaries will be part of the pre-race festivities to help kick off the racing action at Atlanta’s first NASCAR weekend of 2024.

Prospect of nuclear weapons being stored in Suffolk causes concern that they could become a target.

Discover how green porch lights can serve as a symbol of support for the military and honor those who bravely serve the country.

Here’s a look at the history of the F-16, a respected fighter with a proven combat record.

Nothing predicts happiness in life better than a good marriage – not even a hefty bank account or a great career. So says University of Virginia sociologist and author Dr. Brad Wilcox. And with American happiness at an all-time low, Wilcox is making the case that marriage can even help save civilization.

The company autonomously transported time-sensitive military cargo over the course of a weeklong Air Force exercise.