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Alfred Donnini Binghamton - Alfred Donnini, born April 26, 1923, passed peacefully in his sleep December 31, 2021. He was predeceased by his...

The big Army helicopter churned through the black arctic night, threading through valleys and down riverbeds, picking a route through the snow. An Air Force radar station required some critical widget. National Security was on the line yet again. The pilot resigned himself to missing his third Christmas Eve in a row.

Gary Yoder has lived in Sisters Country for close to 30 years. He’s co-owner of Black Butte Realty Group and a retired Flight Engineer in the U.S. Air For

PMDG has recreated the PMDG DC-6 for Microsoft Flight Simulator. To make it more realistic, its characteristics have been matched to one of the few remaining DC-6s that can still fly.

The last surviving D-Day veteran, Bernie How, who was part of the mission that played a role in the end of the Second World War has died.

The last surviving D-Day veteran, Bernie How, who was part of the mission that played a role in the end of the Second World War has died.

Kjell Lorang Hoelstad was born in Oslo, Norway on 16

A World War II veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor needs your help to celebrate his milestone 100th birthday by sending him birthday cards to celebrate his big day on Dec. 13.

A World War II veteran and Pearl Harbor survivor needs your help to celebrate his milestone 100th birthday by sending him birthday cards to celebrate his big day on Dec. 13.

Hong Kong was a business centre and a popular intermediate port of call for all western countries for more than 800 years. Ships were anchored there before they ventured up the Pearl River to Canton (now Guangzhou) to conduct their business in commodities such as in tea, porcelain and silk. In return for these Chinese products, the British, to maintain the credit balance, introduced opium, grown in India, and sold it to China. Eventually, when China wanted to prohibit the importation and sale o...