The National Naval Aviation Museum is based on board the Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola. Founded in 1914, it's the oldest air station in the country and it's a rite of passage for all aviators ...

The British Columbia Aviation Museum is experiencing a surge of interest since the arrival of a giant Martin Mars water bomber. Conal Oldfield, executive director of the non-profit museum on the ...

The remaining pilots continued operations in the Philippines with the few planes that were left, according to the Army Air Corps Museum ... held at the Cabanatuan POW Camp No. 1, where more ...

James Swartz, who died in a Japanese POW camp after surviving the Bataan Death ... according to the Army Air Corps Museum. He was reported captured when U.S. forces in Bataan surrendered to ...

Camp opens with a trip to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport for a daylong tour through all things aviation, including a look at how firefighters put out fires aboard planes, and an ...

(Image credit: U.S. National Archives/U.S. Navy Naval Aviation News) The sixth-generation jet was originally a British-Italian-Swedish collaboration and, following Stockholm’s unofficial exit ...

Detailed exhibits at the National Museum of World War II Aviation trace the development of aviation as well as the role it played before and during World War II, with a particular focus on ...

“We think it is the only PoW camp in England and the only one in the world with a purpose-built theatre, orchestra pit and stage,” says James, who spends eight hours each week cutting the gras ...