During WWII, engineers seriously planned an Arctic war aircraft carrier made of ice. Project Habakkuk sounds ridiculous—until you see why it almost worked.
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The fastest fighters of World War II that still lost the sky
The race for speed during World War II produced aircraft faster than anything the world had ever seen. This story follows the pilots and machines that pushed the limits of flight, from rocket-powered ...
A new heritage trail is celebrating the workers who worked on thousands of planes.
It is the most numerous military aircraft ever produced and the second largest number of all types, including civil, ...
On February 7th, a historic P-47G airplane dating back to WWII will take to the skies once again. Here's where it came from and where you can see it.
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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 ...
Some of the most iconic aircraft from World War II are in Tulsa. The Commemorative Air Force Air Power History Tour partnered with the Tulsa Air and Space Museum to bring the B-29 Superfortress “Fifi” ...
Between 1942 and 1945, nearly 8,000 American warplanes traveled through Alaska on their way to the Soviet Union as part of a critical supply line that helped defeat Nazi Germany on the Eastern Front.
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