Army Cpl. Mitchell Red Cloud Jr. survived World War II as a Marine in the Pacific. After the war ended,…
For some U.S. Air Force pilots, transitioning to a new aircraft can be straightforward. However, for three former F-16 pilots…
The U.S. Navy’s F/A-18 and EA-18G Program Office completed a successful technology demonstration for the Secure Live Virtual Constructive Advanced…
Following the inactivation of the 53rd Test Management Group at Eglin Air Force Base, Fla., the Air Force activated the…
Oct. 9, 1946: Boeing began a B-29 High Altitude Test program to study the effects of using heated fuel to…
Fifty scientists from Department of Defense laboratories, industry, and research universities met virtually Sept. 22-23, 2021, to discuss the initial…
Bobby Brown was a polymath, a person with broad-ranging abilities. He was a cardiologist, a World War II and Korean…
The U.S. Navy’s Aerial Target program office (PMA-208) recently completed three back-to-back test flights with its newest subsonic aerial target,…
At the request of the Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force (JMSDF), Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 242 successfully conducted the first ever…
About 3.6 million people — service members, civilian personnel, and contractors — with current security clearances have now been enrolled…
At 8:49 and 50 seconds, Oct. 1, 2021, U.K., time the 48th Fighter wing at RAF Lakenheath in England reactivated…
Oct. 2, 1941: Bell Chief Test Pilot Bob Stanley took the XP-59A Airacomet on its “official” first flight, climbing to…
Football players have often been idolized and even been seen as heroes by generations of Americans. Four football players served…
