aircraft History Los Angeles International Airport MGM MGM Grand Air New York JFK Airport MGM Grand Air: What Was The Airline And What Happened To It? Guest authors June 6, 2024 0 A look at the history of the airline that transported the rich and famous to and from Las Vegas.
History Military WW2 The Philadelphia Experiment Bardy Bigglesworth June 6, 2024 1 During World War II, the U.S. Navy embarked on the daring Philadelphia Experiment to achieve invisibility.
aircraft airship History Military US Navy The USS Shenandoah: The First US-Built Rigid Airship Guest authors June 6, 2024 0 The USS Shenandoah only had a short career but started the age of the Navy operating giant airships.
A380 history Airbus Airbus A380 aircraft History History: 5 Operational Milestones From The Airbus A380’s Career Guest authors June 6, 2024 0 Although the A380 program has come to an end, it has had an eventful history.
aircraft Boeing Boeing 727 eastern air lines History trijet The Rise & Fall Of The Boeing 727 Guest authors June 5, 2024 0 The story of the US manufacturer’s narrowbody trijet.
aircraft amphibious aircraft Aviation History aviation museum Aviation News floatplane History Museum seaplane Alaska Aviation Museum Gets Grumman Goose Flying Again Guest authors June 4, 2024 0 The Alaska Aviation Museum on the shores of Anchorage, Alaska’s Lake Hood has gotten a Gruman Goose to fly again.
Air Force aircraft fighter jets History soviet union Viktor Belenko: The Soviet Pilot Defector Who Stole A MiG-25 And Flew It To Japan Guest authors June 4, 2024 0 After inspecting the MiG-25 it was less advanced than it was thought to be.
aircraft Balloon Flight History us army usaf Balloon Corps: The Union Army’s Civil War Air Force Guest authors June 3, 2024 0 Aerial combat dawned in WWI. However, aerial technology played a key role in a war 5 decades prior, during the American Civil War.
Chicago History Military What happened to U-boat 505? Bardy Bigglesworth June 3, 2024 0 U-505, a German Type IXC U-boat, was captured by the United States Navy on June 4, 1944, after being damaged by depth charges and forced to surface off the coast of French Morocco.
aircraft Cold War History soviet planes us air force us army WW2 WWII Was The WW2 Bell P-63 Kingcobra A Good Fighter? Guest authors June 3, 2024 0 The King Cobra is an extremely deadly venomous snake. Back in WWII, the Bell P-63 Kingcobra was a pretty deadly mechanical “flying snake.”
