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Aces of the Great War: Rudolf Berthold – the one handed master of the Fokker DVII
German ace Rudolf Berthold scored 44 victories in World War I, many after losing full use of one arm, and continued flying in ...
A new exhibit at the Wings of Honor Museum pays tribute to the 42 airmen who died while stationed at the Walnut Ridge Army ...
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When Japan and America fought their last dogfight
August 15th, 1945. Lt Howard ‘Howdy’ Harrison leads a flight of six F6F Hellcats on a fighter sweep of Atsugi Airfield near Tokyo, on the very last day of the Second World War. Just as they are about ...
The order reached a group of six F6F Hellcat fighters from the US Navy's VF-88 "Game Cocks" squadron, commanded by Lieutenant Harold "Howdy" Harrison, just as they were preparing to attack Atsugi ...
A special, saluting flight path in Ohio paid tribute to three service members of the Ohio Air National Guard that were killed ...
A Second World War icon is set to roar over Cumbria as part of a nationwide anniversary flight marking 90 years since the Spitfire first took to ...
The WASPs risked their lives flying for the Army. But for decades, the U.S. government refused to recognize their military ...
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