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LOCAL historian Don A. Farrell has just completed the final layout and design of his latest book, “Seabees and Superforts at War: Tinians Critical Role in the Ultimate Defeat of

The U.S. Air Force and the National Aeronautic Association are honoring two Air Force crews with the prestigious Mackay Trophy for supporting Operation Freedom’s Sentinel, evacuating 2,000 Americans from the U.S. Embassy in Kabul, Afghanistan, in August 2021.

By BJ Blanchard One of the captivating things about Glen Ellen is the fascinating people — the “characters,” if you will — who have lived here. Think Alex Horn, Hunter S. Thompson, Chef Cardini, Juanita, Jim Berkland, Mary Ellen Pleasant, Martin Eden, David Playdell-Bouverie, and Jack London himself. Add to that list another character who built a little spread just south of town in what’s

<p>"LeMay’s operation really served as an important trial balloon to see how the American public would respond to the mass killing of enemy civilians.... To the surprise of many in Washington, however, the American public voiced no real objection."</p>

<p>"LeMay’s operation really served as an important trial balloon to see how the American public would respond to the mass killing of enemy civilians.... To the surprise of many in Washington, however, the American public voiced no real objection."</p>

<p>"LeMay’s operation really served as an important trial balloon to see how the American public would respond to the mass killing of enemy civilians.... To the surprise of many in Washington, however, the American public voiced no real objection."</p>

Sept. 18, 1947 marks 75 years for the U.S. Air Force. Here are five things to know about its history.

Though the Air Force celebrated its 75th anniversary Sunday, the history of what led to that 1947 milestone arguably started in Dayton.

A band of Dayton citizens preserved what became Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the largest employer in one place in the state of Ohio and one of the most important Air Force bases.

A few days prior to the official Change of Command Ceremony, Col. Randel Gordon, AEDC commander, sat down with the High Mach staff to introduce himself and his goals for