The plane was named after the mother of its pilot, Col. Paul Tibbets, Enola Gay Tibbets. The plane was not gay. It wasn’t the only instance the AP identified of an image description including ...

In fact, during the interwar years and even at the outbreak of WWII, the Italians were viewed ... By contrast, the plane’s armament was weak, at least at the start of its life.

Plus, you’ll get to see the museum’s newest WWII aircraft acquisition ... flown aircraft from Intrepid's flight deck. This plane is one of the few remaining intact Corsairs worldwide.

The two airplanes flew in formation during that fatal mission when Second Lt. Donald J. Cotton’s plane, with Staff Sgt. Don E. Nord and Lord aboard, sustained a direct blow to the wing of the ...

Photo dated July 14, 1936. With U.S. and French diplomatic couriers aboard, the civilian plane was shot down over the Baltic Sea by Soviet bombers on June 14, 1940 just days before Moscow annexed ...