World War II

Military drones as we know them actually originated more than a century ago.

The fatigue crack had been with us from the start, biding its time, nibbling at the heart of the engine.

Before Rosie the Riveter, women made their mark on aviation manufacturing by hand-stitching fabric coverings on aircraft.

The WWII-era warbird recently made a successful 30-minute test flight.

“Bomber Boys: WWII Flight Jacket Art,” creates a visual record of A-2 jackets from World War II as seen through the lens of award-winning photographer John Slemp.

The museum’s favorite aircraft among visitors was left abandoned in a swamp for decades before it was found and restored.

The all-volunteer museum honors the memory of the 381st Bomb Group, which was stationed at the Ridgewell Airfield in England.

The two-pilot crew began as an American initiative during World War II.

The Vintage Flying Museum plans to fly the Beech Super 18, once owned by aviation pioneer Jackie Cochran and entertainer Merv Griffin, to air shows to promote the history of women in aviation.

The Spitfire was critical in defeating Luftwaffe air attacks for the Royal Air Force (RAF) during the Battle of Britain.