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The National Air and Space Museum’s World War I: The Birth of Military Aviation gallery will highlight the war's central role in defining the nature of military aviation and the remarkable experiences of World War I aviators.
A short history of early 20th-century drones.
The mystery surrounding the shoot-down of Melitta von Stauffenberg aircraft over the skies of Germany has finally been solved.
This 100-year-old Navy veteran flew PBYs in World War II.
Where to see rare and even one-of-a-kind World War II airplanes. Many are closer than you think.
In World War II, military aviation came of age—leaving us with aeronautical masterpieces from both sides of the conflict.
Our curators talk about their favorite artifacts. The SR-71’s undeniable wow factor.
Pulling back the curtain on artifacts in storage.
In this Air and Space Quarterly exclusive, five U.S. Navy pilots who became the first American women to fly in combat tell their stories.
The Air and Space Quarterly Interview with F-4 aviator Porter Halyburton about his time as a POW in Hanoi during the Vietnam War.