A homemade airplane tucked away in a WWI museum raises questions — can it be revived, and what story does it tell? This clip uncovers the mystery and the challenge of bringing history back to life.

April 1917 became one of the most devastating periods in early air warfare. Entire formations vanished, pilots were captured or killed, and confusion ruled the skies. Claims didn’t match reality, and ...

U.S. forces could soon face greater threats from Iranian attacks in the Middle East, an autonomous weapons expert warns.

The replica of the American Curtiss JN-4 will be a centerpiece at the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum under development at ...

Between Chelmsford and Maldon, history lovers can visit the Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome, which is the largest of its kind ...

Bold, irregular geometric patterns (known as dazzle camouflage) were painted on ships to confuse enemy submariners. The idea ...

As America hits 250, we took a look at how Ford Motor Co. came to life as the nation grew and redefined manufacturing. One ...

Archaeologists uncovered a relic of the 20th-century conflict beneath Scarborough Castle, decades after the bunker was sealed ...

The Children’s Toy and Doll Museum, at 206 Gilman Ave., has announced its 2026 season opening on Saturday, May 2. Museum ...

The Sopwith Nieuport 28 watch is crafted from a real WWI fighter plane engine, blending aviation history with luxury design ...

Right under the eyes and noses of the French, British, Polish and other European nations, the Germans rearmed after WWI with ...

Dan Patterson tells the story of the early years of aviation and the race for new planes to fly higher and faster than anyone ...