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The story of B-17D "The Swoose," the oldest surviving Fortress
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Warbirds

The story of B-17D “The Swoose,” the oldest surviving Fortress

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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

Tuskegee Airmen won the first ever USAF Weapons’ Meet flying obsolete F-47s but their victory was hidden and the trophy stored at the USAF Museum for years

From P-39 to P-63: the development and myths of the Bell Airacobra
Aviation History / Military Aviation

From P-39 to P-63: the development and myths of the Bell Airacobra

Sponsored by: Mortons Books
ALSIB: how 8,000 American Lend-Lease aircraft were delivered to the Soviet Union via the Alaska-Siberia Air Route
Aviation History / Military Aviation

ALSIB: how 8,000 American Lend-Lease aircraft were delivered to the Soviet Union via the Alaska-Siberia Air Route

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The USAAF Piper L-4 Grasshopper crew who shot down a German Fieseler Fi 156 Storch with their Colt. 45 Pistols
Aviation History / Military Aviation

The USAAF Piper L-4 Grasshopper crew who shot down a German Fieseler Fi 156 Storch with their Colt. 45 Pistols

Sponsored by: Mortons Books
The story of Alan E. Magee, the B-17 belly gunner who survived a 20,000-foot fall without parachute from his damaged Flying Fortress
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation

The story of Alan E. Magee, the B-17 belly gunner who survived a 20,000-foot fall without parachute from his damaged Flying Fortress

The day a B-25 Mitchell medium bomber crashed into the Empire State Building
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation

The day a B-25 Mitchell WWII medium bomber crashed into the Empire State Building

The Flying Fortress Designer Error: 400 early B-17s crashed on landing because the controls for the Wing Flaps and Landing Gear looked the same And were positioned close to each other.
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation

The Flying Fortress Designer Error: 400 early B-17s crashed on landing because the controls for the Wing Flaps and Landing Gear looked the same And were positioned close to each other.

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The story of Owen J. Baggett, the B-24 Copilot who shot down a Japanese Zero with his Colt .45 while hanging from his open parachute after he bailed out from his stricken Liberator
Aviation History / Losses and Aviation Safety / Military Aviation

The story of Owen J. Baggett, the B-24 Copilot who shot down a Japanese Zero with his Colt .45 while hanging from his open parachute after he bailed out from his stricken Liberator

From World War II B-17 pilot Colin P. Kelly to the “Ghost of Kyiv:” How Legends give Nations hope during Time of War
Aviation History / Military Aviation

From World War II B-17 pilot Colin P. Kelly to the “Ghost of Kyiv:” How Legends give Nations hope during Time of War

The "Candy Bomber" Col. Gail Halvorsen passes away at 101. He went down in History for his Selfless Acts during the Berlin Airlift in 1948 and 1949.
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation

The “Candy Bomber” Col. Gail Halvorsen passes away at 101. He went down in History for his Selfless Acts during the Berlin Airlift in 1948 and 1949.

Untouchable by enemy flak: here's why the B-36 Peacemaker would have been an awesome strategic bomber during World War II
Aviation History / Cold War Era / Military Aviation

Untouchable by enemy flak: here’s why the B-36 Peacemaker would have been an awesome strategic bomber during World War II

The story of the Hawaiian Air Depot scheme, the most unusual B-17 Flying Fortress livery of World War II
Aviation History / Military Aviation

The story of the Hawaiian Air Depot scheme, the most unusual B-17 Flying Fortress livery of World War II

Sponsored by: Script Books
USAF Recruiting Service unveils Tuskegee Airmen's P-51 Mustang paint scheme for Indy 500, NASCAR races
Military Aviation / Warbirds

USAF Recruiting Service unveils Tuskegee Airmen’s P-51 Mustang paint scheme for Indy 500, NASCAR races

Watch the trailer of Red Tail Angels, the Tuskegee Airmen documentary series produced by USAF
Aviation History / Military Aviation

Watch the trailer of Red Tail Angels, the Tuskegee Airmen documentary series produced by USAF

YB-29 Bomber Escorter
Aviation History / Military Aviation / Warbirds

The story of Cross Country, the only YB-29 Bomber Escorter ever built

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