U.S. Air Force F-16 Recovered From North Pacific
Phoenix International Holdings Inc. announced on Jan. 3 that they had successfully concluded an underwater search and recovery of a …
Aerospace
The NDAA and the Air Force: A Preliminary Look
Any document with a 23-page table of contents is going to be a challenge, not just to the everyday citizen …
Book Review – Airship: Design, Development and Disaster
Elegant, glamorous and doomed, the romantic appeal of the airship is hard to resist. Everyone knows the tragic saga of …
Book Review – Chance Vought F7U-1 Cutlass
Nowadays, most fighters have twin engines and tail fins. When these features were introduced on the U.S. Navy‘s F7U-1 Cutlass …
German Ju 290 Was an Unusual Sight at U.S. Air Shows
At air shows in Ohio and Indiana in the triumphant months after World War II, visitors saw an odd-looking, four-engined …
The New “Marine One” Will Have to Be Cost-effective
Caution is the keyword as industry prepares to compete in the Pentagon’s looming VXX competition for a new “Marine One,” …
The F4U Corsair
The F4U Corsair was one of the great fighters of World War II — one of those classics that captures …
Marine Corps Aviation Centennial: Marine Aviators In Their Own Words
When Marine Corps First Lt. Alfred A. Cunningham arrived at the aviation camp at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis, …
Wide Area Aerial Surveillance Technologies Evolve for Homeland Security and Other Applications
The Wide Area Aerial Surveillance (WAAS) systems that found improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in Iraq and Afghanistan now lend themselves …
Marine Corps Aviation: Modernizing Before the Storm
Marine Corps aviation is getting new strike fighters, medium-lift tilt-rotors, attack and utility helicopters, and turboprop tanker-transports in advance of …