The Navy's largest World War II-era aircraft The Mars flying boats were ... including up to seven military jeeps. Rocket-powered takeoffs Despite its hulking size, the four-engined flying boats ...

The aviation museum in Tucson has new planes, some of which you can go in. Here's how long it takes to go through the museum ...

Although the rocket did not return to Earth in one ... Read also: Hidden relic: The journey of a WWII German fighter plane USS Harder found: legendary WWII submarine discovered after decades ...

Along with the outdoor displays, they fill six massive indoor hangars, three dedicated to the planes of World War II. The museum also ... and drop-launch the sleek rocket-powered X-15 that would ...

The United States has been the world’s foremost master of carrier warfare since World War II. While other countries ... Each of its 11 world-class aircraft carriers is a seagoing city capable ...

In its eighth test flight, the 400-foot rocket launched from Brownsville ... war heroes such as Marine Corps World War II Medal of Honor recipient Private First Class Harold Gonsalves, and ...

Seven feet long with a brute-simple layout—engine on top, rocket booster in the back ... actually repeating the design of World War II aircraft,” Pars CEO Akim Klemenov told Militarnyi ...

From the Napoleonic Wars in the early 1800s to World War II, the land of north-central ... excavated a crater caused by the explosion of an aircraft bomb dropped Sept. 2, 1939, officials said.

Gone are the fleets of hundreds of bombers that were deployed to drop thousands of bombs in World War II ... or rocket engines allow them, and such bombardments no longer require expensive additional ...

The capture of the bridge at Remagen, a surprisingly intact path into Germany, helped U.S. troops hasten the end of World War II. By Nicholas ... with Nazi Germany throwing planes, artillery ...

Moving forward a bit in time, the first pilotless aircraft was developed in 1916 ... adapt the technology for this for their V1 rocket program in WWII. Although Low’s projects had some success ...