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Boeing unveils Autonomous Tiltrotor Concept
Aviation News / Military Aviation

Boeing unveils Autonomous Tiltrotor Concept

F-15E integrated in record time with APKWS II laser-guided rockets to counter unmanned aerial systems
Aviation News / Military Aviation / Uncategorized

F-15E integrated in record time with APKWS II laser-guided rockets to counter unmanned aerial systems

You Fight Like You Train: F-4 Ace Pilot Randy "Duke" Cunningham tells how you could fly and fight in the Phantom II
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation

You Fight Like You Train: F-4 Ace Pilot Randy “Duke” Cunningham tells how you could fly and fight in the Phantom II

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F-35A “Franken-bird” built from two damaged Lightning II returns to USAF’s operational fleet
Military Aviation

F-35A “Franken-bird” built from two damaged Lightning IIs returns to USAF’s operational fleet

USMC demonstrates XQ-58A Valkyrie demonstrates kill chain closure with crewed strike platforms in Large Force Exercise
Drones / Military Aviation

USMC demonstrates XQ-58A Valkyrie kill chain closure with crewed strike platforms in Large Force Exercise

The story behind the photo of this B-26 with the left wing and horizontal stabilizer blown away by flak captured just before it went into an uncontrollable spin with the crew trapped inside
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation

The story behind the photo of this B-26 with the left wing and horizontal stabilizer blown away by flak captured just before it went into an uncontrollable spin with the crew trapped inside

South Korea unveils three new variants for KF-21 Boramae fighter
Military Aviation

South Korea unveils three new variants for KF-21 Boramae fighter

The story of how a captured Luftwaffe Fw 190 led to the development of the Spitfire Mk IX, the best close-in fighter of WWII
Aviation History / Military Aviation

The story of how a captured Luftwaffe Fw 190 led to the development of the Spitfire Mk IX, the best close-in fighter of WWII

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In 1945 USS Laffey destroyer was attacked by 22 kamikaze, was hit by 6 aircraft and 4 bombs. She survived, was repaired and reactivated.
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Naval Warfare

In 1945 USS Laffey destroyer was attacked by 22 kamikaze, was hit by 6 aircraft and 4 bombs. She survived, was repaired and reactivated.

The story of how Eglin AFB created the M129 E3 “Cookie Bomb” in four days
Military Aviation / Weapons

The story of how Eglin AFB created the M129 E3 “Cookie Bomb” (a leaflet bomb loaded with Humanitarian Daily Rations for Kosovar refugees)

On Valentine's Day 1986 a USAF FB-111 Supersonic Bomber Transported a Donor Heart from Oklahoma to Connecticut in two hours to save a patient
Cold War Era / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation

On Valentine’s Day 1986 a USAF FB-111 Supersonic Bomber Transported a Donor Heart from Oklahoma to Connecticut in two hours to save a patient

Meet Capt. Charles “Atlas” Boynton, the USAF F-16 pilot that overcame Cancer
Military Aviation

Meet Capt. Charles “Atlas” Boynton, the USAF F-16 pilot that overcame Cancer

"There are programs that we can’t share…yet:" Lockheed Martin celebrates 80 Years of Skunk Works Division
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation

“There are programs that we can’t share…yet:” Lockheed Martin celebrates 80 Years of Skunk Works Division

No runway? No problem! MC-130J Commando II, an MQ-9 Reaper (for the first time), two A-10 Thunderbolt IIs and two MH-6 Little Birds land on Highways
Military Aviation

No runway? No problem! An MC-130J Commando II, an MQ-9 Reaper (for the first time), two A-10 Thunderbolt IIs and two MH-6 Little Birds land on Highways

In 1949 Tuskegee Airmen won the first ever USAF Weapons' Meet flying obsolete F-47 Thunderbolts. But their victory was hidden and the trophy stored at the USAF Museum for years.
Aviation History / Military Aviation

In 1949 Tuskegee Airmen won the first ever USAF Weapons’ Meet flying obsolete F-47 Thunderbolts. But their victory was hidden and the trophy stored at the USAF Museum for years.

Did you know in 2006 Boeing proposed the F-15 Global Strike Eagle, an unmanned variant of the F-15E for air-launching missiles with the launch vehicle mounted dorsally?
Aviation History / Military Aviation

Did you know in 2006 Boeing proposed the F-15 Global Strike Eagle, an unmanned variant of the F-15E for air-launching missiles with the launch vehicle mounted dorsally?

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