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While our Museum archivists were in the process of updating the NASM Technical Reference Files, they noticed that some women were missing names, often identified by their husband's names. This blog explores how the full names of these women were restored, and re-visits their lives and careers.

More than 150 vendors will be featured at the National Money Show at The Broadmoor, where you can see rare coins and other numismatic pieces, and attend lectures, live auctions

Flying was in its infancy when the Second World War broke out.

The aviation industry is changing as pilots rely more on artificial intelligence, and new training programs will be needed to help humans keep up.

Charlie Campbell's picks for what to do and see this week in Southwest, Ohio.

We've noted time and time again how the much ballyhooed "internet of things" is a privacy and security dumpster fire, and the check is about to come due. Countless companies and "IoT" evangelists jumped head first into the profit party, few bothering to cast even a worried look over at the reality that basic security…

The opera was inspired by the life of Katharine Wright, the unsung heroine of Dayton's famous flying family...

A story in Sundays Times-Reporter will feature Mark Dusenberry and photos of the replicas of Wright brothers aircraft he has built

HMTC has a fifth birthday this week. My has she grown, and what a journey it has been. We are proud that our theater company offers a creative outlet and

Mitchell S. Jackson considers the sideways looks he gets when boarding a plane, and how they make him question whether he belongs up there.