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Frederick M. Trapnell: The Godfather of Naval Aviation

by Mark Carlson2/11/20208/8/2022

Weapons & Gear Manual

Operation Spring High: Thuds vs. SAMs

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Thunder in the Cinema: Hollywood’s Jet Age Movies

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A Saturn V rocket carrying the Apollo 8 crew blasts off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Dec. 21, 1968. It was the first crewed mission to the moon.

It Was the Most Powerful Engine Ever Created. Rocketdyne Engineers Just Had to Ensure It Didn’t Blow Up.

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‘Board Her Boys!’: The 1804 Burning of USS Philadelphia

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Germany’s Sea Eagle

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The Last Rocket Pilot

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American Kamikaze

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The Heinkel He-162 was the Luftwaffe’s Wooden Wonder Weapon

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The Lost Squadron: VMF-422

by Mark Carlson1/23/20176/2/2017