Book Review – Mission to Tokyo: The American Airmen Who Took the War to the Heart of Japan
With Mission to Tokyo, Robert F. Dorr once again has created a multi-dimensional, multi-layered approach to telling a story of …
With Mission to Tokyo, Robert F. Dorr once again has created a multi-dimensional, multi-layered approach to telling a story of …
At the height of Cold War tensions, the chief of the Soviet general staff, Marshal Sergey Akhromeyev said, “I always …
“It was a beautiful specimen of the great Thunderbolt fighter, almost factory-fresh in the Pacific sunshine, resplendent with an all-yellow …
Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution should never have caught the U.S. by surprise. But because Iran had been a key client …
The Bell P-39 Airacobra may have been the least-loved American fighter of World War II. Most Americans piloted the P-39 …
“It’s nice to be in a place like this where I’m not the oldest man in the room,” said Neil …
Ask any student of military history about the effects of the April 1942 Doolittle Raid on Tokyo, and the answer …
A noisy, leaky propeller plane and an old but reliable weapon joined forces in 1951 to carry out an attack …
A new and different band of brothers began arriving at North Field, Tinian, in that summer of 1945, hauling duffel …
As the United States marks the 40th anniversary of the first flight of the F-15 Eagle on July 27, the …