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Breaking Down the Airwing
An Air Force’s primary role is to take complete control of the skies from an enemy force and deny them access. This requires a multitude of assets ranging from precise coordination with ground personnel,...
Consolidated B-24 Liberator & World War II
The Consolidated B-24 Liberator was a WWII and Korean War-era heavy bomber used by all branches of the United States (US) Armed Forces. Designed by Consolidated Aircraft of San Diego, California, the B-24 had...
Air Force vs Navy: Aircraft Comparisons
As the United States (US) Air Force defends the skies, the US Navy ensures freedom of the seas through naval aviation. With more than 5,300 aircraft, the US Air Force is the largest aviation...
What Does the Air Force Do for Peacekeeping?
Each year the International Day of Peace is observed around the world on 21 September. Dedicated in 1981, the day is devoted to preserving and strengthening the ideals of peace around the world. The...
April 28, 2021
Have you ever been to an airshow and watched the F-35 Demonstration Team perform? There’s nothing like seeing pilots pull… Read More »
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Did you watch the recent military flyover during Super Bowl LV or during NASCAR? Or did you get to see… Read More »
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Who Were the Flying Tigers and How Did They Contribute During WWII? Shortly after the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor,… Read More »
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Imagine a gun so powerful an airplane was designed around it. A gun whose trademark “BRRRT” it emits when fired… Read More »
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Aerial refueling, or air-to-air refueling (AAR), transfers fuel from a tanker to another aircraft (the “receiving” airplane) in mid-flight. These… Read More »
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