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Air Legends Foundation Bringing ‘Flight of the Cats' to EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2025
A rare gathering of legendary Grumman warbirds is set to take flight at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh 2025 as the Air Legends ...
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The American Airfields Where British Pilots Learned to Fly
During World War II, as bombs fell over Britain and the threat of invasion loomed, a quiet yet powerful alliance was forged ...
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The F-86 Sabre, the first and most numerous jet fighter of the Spanish Air Force
The Sabre became famous in the Korean War (1950-1953), where it faced off against Soviet-made MiG-15 jet fighters. It should ...
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Remains of soldier shot down over Germany in 1944 to be buried this week in Kentucky
The remains of U.S. Army Air Forces 1st Lt. Joe A. De Jarnette will be interred Saturday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in ...
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JFK’s legacy endures with induction as Distinguished Member of the Special Forces Regiment
In an honorable and dignified ceremony marked by historical significance, former President John F. Kennedy was officially ...
Fresno museum exhibits historic Doolittle artifact, honoring iconic U.S. Air Force leader
A rare artifact is now on display at the Veterans Memorial Museum in Fresno.You can now take a look at U.S. Air Force Uniform M1944.The uniform belonged to Army ...
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The evolution of the American Revolution can be seen in these historic flags on display in Philadelphia
The Museum of the American Revolution shows how the shifting ideals of American liberty can be traced in the historic flags ...
Why Did WW2 Dog Tags Have A Notch? Here's What It Was For
Dog tags have a long history in the U.S. military, and during World War II they included a notch at one end. It was there for a very practical reason.