The F-80 Shooting Star is a fighter-bomber aircraft that was first introduced in 1945, but it did not see any action in World War II. Instead, the Shooting Star would go on to make up a large part ...

During the Second World War, the U.S. Army Air Corps, Navy, and Marine Corps employed a number of different trainer aircraft. Perhaps none were more impactful or well remembered than the T-28's ...

Her favorite example to date is the brake pedal that North American used in all of their most iconic aircraft. Tame rudder pedal used in the T-6, the T-28, B-51, and B-25.

Type: Carrierborne fighter-bomber aircraft Manufacturer: Grumman Year introduced: 1943 Top speed: 380 mph Armament: 12.7mm Browning M2 machine guns, 20mm automatic cannons, Tiny Tim rockets, HVAR ...

Few vessels defined the Second World War as aircraft carriers. What was once a niche vessel became a lynchpin for What Happened to America’s WW2 Aircraft Carriers?