Designed for war, but doomed from takeoff—this aircraft’s flaws shocked even its creators.

An American bomber from World War II that sat hidden in Papua New Guinea’s jungle for decades will soon go on display at a ...

It was Britain’s first jet-powered aircraft—and the only Allied jet to see combat in WWII. Built to face Germany’s Me 262, ...

The 250th anniversary event marks a rare display of the Army’s full capability in the nation’s capital and serves to ...

A Georgia airman who went down in the Baltic Sea during World War II has been declared recovered six years after divers found ...

Learn how American inventions that helped the Allies invade Normandy on D-Day gave way to equipment being used decades later ...

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency announced Friday that U.S. Army Air Forces 2nd Lt. Milton L. Hymes, Jr., 22, of ...

The industrial might of the American economy during World War II earned its reputation though hard work, innovation, and a continuous chain of millions of personnel, vehicles, aircraft ...

U.S. Army Air Forces 2nd Lt. Milton L. Hymes, Jr., a navigator on a B-24J bomber, was killed in a crash over the Baltic Sea in 1944.

At a ceremony celebrating the 81st anniversary of D-Day and the 25th anniversary of its opening, the National WWII Museum ...

After three crewmen were swallowed up by the Pacific at the end of World War II, a modern-day rescue effort went to find them ...

Eight decades after it was last in the sky, and four since it was taken from the Papua New Guinean jungle, a restored World War II bomber returns to Port Moresby from Queensland.