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Sidney Cotton, the inspiration for James Bond, developed aerial reconnaissance equipment to photograph German positions ...
The company, owned by General Motors, discovered that a terribly toxic and volatile chemical called tetraethyl lead changed the way gasoline burned in the extreme temperatures and pressures created by ...
A new exhibit at The Cradle of Aviation Museum in Uniondale is hoping to attach names to the faces of factory workers who ...
A newly decommissioned Marine One helicopter, that was used to fly every President in the last 50 years, was recently ...
Deep in a remote Chinese forest, I stumbled upon a forgotten relic from World War II — an abandoned military plane left ...
During World War II, Japan developed a revolutionary secret weapon: underwater aircraft carriers. These massive I-400 class submarines were designed to launch bomber planes from beneath the waves, ...
On the daylong Living History Cruise, visitors can tour the galley, sleeping quarters, navigation center and museum spaces, ...
The early attempt at drones in World War II saw the Army Air Forces convert B-17 bombers into remote-controlled flying bombs.
The Kuehns were arrested the day after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. But they lived in high style for many years before ...
Georgetown Township WWII veteran shares faith testimony, recalls top secret radar unit By: Sam Landstra Posted 3:50 PM, May 26, 2025 and last updated 4:00 PM, May 26, 2025 ...
The Allies created “phantom armies” consisting of inflatable tanks, wooden aircraft, and fake weapons depots to deceive Germany into thinking the main Allied invasion would occur at Pas de ...
A remote underwater camera made an odd discovery within the wreck of an aircraft carrier: a fully intact car. The wreck in question was the USS Yorktown—a WWII vessel that sank in the aftermath ...