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These beautiful unearthed letters sent in WW2 will bring a tear to your eye (pt. 2)
The life-affirming correspondence between RAF pilot Bob Keddie and Diana Ladner is revealed in an impossibly moving new book, ...
Restored WWII aircraft begins transatlantic trip to honor fallen soldiers
An 81-year-old Navy Douglas Skytrain, affectionately named "Ready 4 Duty," is set to soar once again, thanks to a meticulous restoration by t ...
East Hartford native shot down in WWII to be buried in Arlington after missing for decades
The remains of Army Sgt. Frank Tedone, a Connecticut man who died along with his entire bomber crew in WWII, are to be buried ...
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The One Simple Reason the Air Force Is Still Flying the C-130 Hercules
The C-130 has enjoyed a remarkable 70-year production run—and the aircraft’s performance is still outstanding.
WWII-era plane embarks on 12,000-mile journey from North Texas honoring veterans
The WWII plane 'Ready 4 Duty' left Lancaster Thursday morning bound for the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and France.
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After 82 Years, A Long-Lost RAAF WWII Baltimore Bomber Is Found
Fast-forward to 2024, and the Greek technical diving group AegeanTec, which specializes in exploring deep-water wrecks beyond the reach of recreational divers, located the wreck in 61 meters (200.13 ...
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WWII’s Most Critical Warbird—Did This Win the War?
Speed, firepower, and strategy all converged in the skies of World War II—but one fighter stood above the rest in impact and influence. Whether it was protecting bombers, dominating dogfights, or ...
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The Largest Warplane of Its Kind From WWII
In a war filled with innovation and engineering extremes, one aircraft stood out for its sheer size and presence. This was the most massive of its kind—designed to haul, intimidate, and dominate the ...