With the necessary throat-clearing out of the way, here now are our midseason grades for the American League. Boy that 1-20 ...

In 1913, he left LSU to become a school principal back in Northeast Louisiana. He married, and the two had eight children together. When the United States entered World War I in 1917, he completed ...

Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy's new indoor golf league, TGL, has debut match in Florida. After a year's delay, Shane Lowry became the first man to take a shot in the virtual-reality-infused tournament ...

AVG pilot and memoirist R.T. Smith said what many of the Flying Tigers thought at the time, “That looks mean as hell.” ...

Japan’s aerial dominance in World War II was ended by volunteer US and British fighter pilots who protected Free China in planes bearing a Flying Tigers logo designed by Disney’s best and ...

The Flying Tigers in China were credited with 296 aerial victories, while losing twenty-three American pilots, including fourteen in combat. The AVG helped with the defense of Rangoon, but was ...

In 1941, a large group of American young pilots, led by Chennault, established the AVG, also known as the Flying Tigers. They came to China and fought side by side with the Chinese people to ...

The Flying Tigers Historical Association donated 80 relics to the Relic Park of Yangtang Airport for Flying Tigers on Tuesday in Guilin, Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region. [Photo by Wang Zhanfei ...

Shaky but determined, 98-year-old Flying Tigers veteran Melvin McMullen saluted as he stood in front of the statue of Major General Claire Lee Chennault.

This month, Flying Tigers veterans Harry Moyer will turn 103 and Mel McMullen will turn 99, and they will embark on a journey to China during which they will help to pass on the spirit of these ...

In 1993, I was traveling in China’s Yunnan Province near the border with Burma. I had heard that there was an old airfield nearby that had been used by the Flying Tigers during World War II ...

Prince still remains convinced that Americans in arms, but not in American uniforms, and flying independently of the U.S. government, could have prevented the Russian invasion.