The National Interest on MSN5h
The F-22 Raptor Will Turn Heads at the Mitchell Trophy Air RaceThe Mitchell Race was named for 1st Lt. John Lendrum Mitchell, Jr. who died in France, while flying, during World War I.
The Branson Wings of Pride Air Show is adding an extra day of shows due to surging interest and demand for tickets.
A lot of people are talking about the costs of America's most advanced planes, including the first fifth-gen fighter, the ...
Stealth and maneuverability versus unbridled power and speed - discover how two great American jets stack up, head to head.
The age of the piloted fighter aircraft may not be over but the US Air Force has shown that it may be time to start ...
National Interest on MSN6d
The F-22 Raptor’s New Helmet Upgrade Packs A PunchThrough technological updates and kit upgrades like the Scorpion HMD kit, the Air Force seeks to extend the useful service life of the F-22 as it debates its replacement.
We got a rare look at the F-22A Raptor which was repaired after being involved in a landing mishap a few years ago. On Feb.
On the morning of March 6, six F-22 Raptor jets of the 1st Fighter Wing took off from Langley Air Force Base in Virginia on a mission nearly 90 years in the making.
The Air Force is committed to ensuring that the F-22 retains its spot as the best air superiority fighter in service.
The Aviationist on MSN5h
F-22 Pilots Compete for Revived Mitchell Trophy Air Race, with a Focus on ACERevived after nearly 89 years, the historic Mitchell Trophy Air Race returned with a modern twist as the U.S. Air Force incorporated Agile Combat ...
The National Interest on MSN2d
Solution To F-22’s Problem: Ancient Chinese Silk WeavingOne of the most advanced fighter jets in the U.S. Air Force’s arsenal faces an engineering problem which an ancient Chinese ...
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