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The fighter Japan laughed at in World War II
In 1943, Japanese pilots dismissed a new American fighter as slow, heavy, and inferior. That aircraft was the F6F Hellcat, ...
By far the **best American fighter** in operational service in 1939, and by far the **shiniest aircraft** on this list, the **Hawk 75A** scored the **first aerial victory on the Western Front** of the ...
Hundreds of people have attended the Kent funeral of an RAF veteran who died in December at the age of 102. Colin Deverell, ...
A team of maritime and naval conservation organizations are embarking on a project to recover a World War II torpedo bomber ...
A ferry with a secretive World War II past can continue in Suffolk thanks to a five-figure grant. The service, which took people from the hamlet of Felixstowe Ferry to Bawdsey, across the River Deben, ...
A new heritage trail is celebrating the aircraft workers who played a pivotal role in winning World War Two. The trail in ...
Jack Martens, who turned 102 in Salem, served on naval destroyers during and after World War II and when he wasn't in uniform, he was learning to fly.
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Why the B-29 became the most ambitious aircraft of World War II
The B-29 Superfortress is often remembered for its role at the end of World War II, but its true legacy lies in how far it pushed aviation technology at an unprecedented cost. This breakdown explains ...
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