AeroTime looks at some of the most fascinating World War Two stories, revealing why the hunt for undiscovered aircraft ...

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The de Havilland DH100 Vampire, a British fighter jet developed by the de Havilland Aircraft Company, was the second ...

Breitling fighters, a German Junkers Ju-52, the world's only air-worthy Bristol Blenheim, the B-17 flying fortress Sally B, American P-51 Mustangs and other Second World War aircraft.

Today's Object of the Week is the remains of a Second World War propeller, possibly from one of the last German aircraft to crash on British soil. Ellen Morris reports. The remains of a Junkers ...

“Since the beginning of the Second World War, aircraft carriers have been surrounded by escorts whose job is to defend the carrier against air or subsurface attack,” Cancian explains.

In the three years following the Battle of Midway, the Japanese built six aircraft carriers ... of equipment in any theatre of the world war.” Two years earlier, America’s military ...

Knowing that aircraft crash sites have certain protections around them and can be classed as war graves, Mr White reported the discovery to the local council, who referred him to the Ministry of ...