Mitchell’s Miss
The last year of World War I showed remarkable progress in military
aviation, especially in the area of large, multi-engine bombers for
what would become known as
The last year of World War I showed remarkable progress in military
aviation, especially in the area of large, multi-engine bombers for
what would become known as
The center of Kaiserslautern will offer a route through the history of cars Saturday.
About 30 Airmen enjoyed the aromas and tastes of a savory Tex-Mex
chili, cornbread and brownies during a cooking demonstration in their
dormitory sponsored by the U.S. Air Forces in Europe command chief
Winning one Air Force-level award can seem like a feat in and of itself; winning two awards at the same time is extraordinary.
The appearance of powerful, modern German and Japanese medium bombers
in the late 1930s led the United States Army Air Corps to issue a
specification on March 11, 1939, for a new, fast twin-engined medium
bomber.
A lone Ramstein paralegal recently set off on a journey to join a team
of soldiers in what is considered the largest official marching event
in the world.
Their mission: provide airlift support, aeromedical evacuation and airfield operations for combatant commanders.
When one considers the most aesthetically pleasing aircraft ever built, the Avro Vulcan is certain to be mentioned. The Avro Vulcan was a delta wing subsonic jet bomber operated by the Royal Air Force from 1953 until 1984. The Vulcan was as part of the RAF’s V Bomber force, an […]