Over time, we have watched and read many “service to country” stories about the famous B-17 Flying Fortress of World…
In the last issue, we shone a light on the unsung Air Force heroes called the Missileers. We looked at…
On a ranch in Montana, the owner watched his cattle graze for decades from the comfort of his dining room…
“And once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have…
March 29 is Vietnam War Remembrance Day, the day we officially remember all those who served during the war in…
It’s funny how life sends people on different paths, but fate has them on a collision course that will eventually…
In my collection of books, I have the works of one Sergeant George Baker, which came into my inventory of…
In my last article, I shared the lead-up to the record-breaking flight of the P2-V Neptune “Truculent Turtle,” the long-distance…
When Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager completed their historic Voyager flight here in the Antelope Valley in December 1986, they…
One of the least-known stories of World War II is a program that was so radical it can leave the…
Come Christmas time, I always look for a story that keeps with the traditions of the season. The subjects we…
It was just an old warbird in a hangar. There it sat, still and silent, waiting for wisps of conversation…
This past Veterans Day, a special memorial was unveiled in our nation’s capital: for the first time, a memorial including…