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A Closer Look At The De Havilland Fox Moth

Surprisingly, there are still some around today.

A vintage WWII trainer has crashed in Washington, killing one and wounding another.

Not only did “Wings” (1927) win the very first Academy Award for Best Picture, it was also a damn good depiction of WWI aerial combat.

The aircraft was released in 1932, the same year that Beechcraft was founded.

Monoplanes became predominant during WWII. But biplanes weren’t dead yet, as the Gloster Gladiator demonstrated.

Monoplanes became predominant during WWII. But biplanes weren’t dead yet, as the Gloster Gladiator demonstrated.

Many U.S. Presidents have served in the military, but only one lost a son in combat. That was Quentin Roosevelt, WWI aviator, son of Teddy Roosevelt.

The Sopwith Camel is Britain’s most iconic WWI fighter. Partially for its real-world achievements, and partially thanks to a beloved cartoon dog.

The enduring legacy continues a hundred years after the record-setting journey.

While the British and Japanese boasted carrier-based aircraft that distinguished themselves early on, American aircraft dominated the later war.