During World War II, “F-Planes” Weren’t Fighters
The terms F-15 and F-16 are familiar to military people today and recognized by many in the public. They’re the …
Aircraft
B-1B Upgrades Make Lancers ‘The Lovely Bones’
The first operational B-1B Lancer, affectionately known as the “Bone” (B-One), showed up at Dyess Air Force Base (AFB), Texas, …
The Messerschmitt Bf 110 From Under the Canopy: The Russian Front
Today, there are only a few examples of intact Bf 110s still in existence, and there are not many people …
U.S. Marine Corps Year in Review
After a decade of growth in size and capability, 2012 – the centennial of Marine Corps aviation – should have …
Exercise Cold Response Participants Get Chilly Reception in Norway
Allied naval expeditionary forces are working together in the cold harsh environment of northern Norway as part of the NATO …
The Messerschmitt Bf 110 From Under the Canopy: Poland, the Battle of Britain and After
For all of the 70-year-later speculation about World War II aircraft, few planes get a wider mix of reviews than …
U.S. Coast Guard 2011: Year in Review
The U.S. Coast Guard is both a law enforcement organization and a military force – the only branch of the …
T-38 Talon Replacement Postponed
As part of the administration’s fiscal year 2013 defense budget proposal, the U.S. Air Force is tapping on the brakes …
Arado Ar 234 Blitz Came Too Late to Be a “Wonder Weapon” in World War II
At high altitude east of the Rhine bridgehead at Remagen on March 13, 1945, American fighter pilot 1st Lt. Ed …
Hog Smoke, Osprey Ops, and Dog Tired Marines | Military Photos
Periodically we’ll be sharing favorite military photos we’ve come across in putting together our various publications and the DMN website. …