Operation Varsity "was the battle that ended" World War Two in Europe, yet it is largely unknown to all but military history ...

British, Canadian and American forces took off mostly from Essex airfields on 24 March 1945, to be dropped directly on top of the German lines at the River Rhine. Paratroopers and gliders packed ...

The US Air Force Museum boasts the world's greatest aircraft displays with some of its rarest and most iconic aircraft.

The museum traces its roots back to the Pacific Northwest Aviation Historical Foundation, which was formed in 1965 to restore a 1929 Boeing 80A-1 model. The museum officially took on the name Museum ...

Later, she was one of the original women to pilot bombers, transports and fighter planes from factories to military bases in both the United States and England during World War II. And ...

The original plan for Varsity involved three airborne divisions: the British 6th Airborne Division ... foundation of America’s WWII infantry firepower. There were some new support weapons ...

HORSA GLIDER ... films for secondary schools. WW2: How close did D-Day come to failure? documentWW2: How close did D-Day come to failure? Over 150,000 British, US and Canadian soldiers had ...

As the Royal Air Force (RAF) clouds the sky with gliders and German flak emplacements roar ... The Edge of War’ delves into the precarious days leading up to World War II when British and German ...