The Bell P-39 Airacobra was a fighter primarily produced by US-based aerospace manufacturer Bell Aircraft for the United ...

The P-39 Airacobra may be the least loved American fighter plane of World War II, deemed inadequate by military planners at the outset of hostilities and written off as nearly useless by many ...

I actually first read the P-39 verse in particular in Chuck Yeager’s bestselling 1986 autobiography. The late great General Yeager was among the few WWII U.S. pilots who loved the Airacobra, and ...

The P-39 Airacobra was an unconventional aircraft that saw service in World War II, but few know about the American ace who made history flying it. Despite his achievements, his story has largely ...

Its most lackluster member was the Bell P-39 Airacobra. Lost in the adoration of the superb fighter aircraft that both sides produced in World War II are airplanes like the P-39, which couldn’t ...

In 2004, salvagers pulled a Bell P-39 from a Siberian lake ... I’m looking up at the ruined fuselage of a Bell P-39Q Airacobra, suspended from the ceiling of a work room at the Niagara Aerospace ...

We have rebranded as 'Gateway to Russia' and now offer even more articles and resources about Russia. Although the American P-39 failed to win hearts at home, in the USSR it became a real star.

That's the flight path of the Bell P-39 Airacobra, a Second World War fighter tied to the history of Blatchford Field. The planes would come through Edmonton on their way to Alaska before ...