Roger was one of the first words for "R" in early aviation phonetic alphabets and came to mean "message received." ...

Joe May reviews Luigino Caliaro's Aeronautica Macchi Fighters in his Travel For Aircraft Bookshelf column-a rich look at ...

The library hosts only the books of deceased authors – the ones they wrote and the ones they read in life – and it has peculiar features, including a canteen serving dishes from literary classics.

F1 was showing off its huge TV broadcast HQ this week, which included a visit from one of motorsport's biggest non-F1 stars ...

RESOLUTIONS RELATED TO THE WAR IN GAZA BETWEEN ISRAEL AND PALESTINIAN MILITANTS HAMAS. THE BRANDON COMMUNITY IS HONORING THE LIFE OF A WORLD WARD 2 SERVICEMAN KILLED IN ACTION. 20-YEAR-OLD CHARLES ...

After 10 years, 30 chartered flights and more than 1,500 honorable passengers, Soaring Valor logged its final flight. The program, a partnership involving American Airlines, the Gary Sinise Foundation ...

A World War II veteran who served in the Royal Australian Air Force and was the first person who discovered radio transmissions from Japanese mini submarines in Sydney Harbour in 1942, has died. Bruce ...

GLENWOOD, Iowa (KCRG) - Eighty-one years following his death, a WWII soldier from Iowa will be buried. Blaine Wilcox from Pacific Junction in southwest Iowa, was a Second Lieutenant in the Army Air ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The friends and family of Sgt. Simon Garelick were finally able to give a proper goodbye on Sunday, more than 80 years after the soldier’s death. Sgt. Garelick was laid to ...

A Pittsburgh-area World War II serviceman whose remains were unidentified for 80 years will be laid to rest back home on Sunday, Oct. 12. Paul F. Eshleman Jr., 21, was a technical sergeant in the U.S.

A typical move-in turned into a real-life war story for one family in Washington State when their toddler made a shocking discovery in their new home's yard. After years of saving, Amanda and her ...

As a gust of wind from a New York City subway grate sent Marilyn Monroe’s white dress fluttering past her legs, cameras captured what would become the “shot seen ’round the world.” The 1955 comedy ...