The wreckage of a Beaufort bomber sent to attack airfields near Italy's Foggia in 1943 has been found 40 feet beneath the ...

A missing World War II bomber plane has been found 80 years after being lost over the Pacific Ocean. The plane was discovered toward the end of last year in the waters off the coast of Gasmata in ...

a piece of WWII history landed in El Paso hoping to inspire people and honor our veterans. A restored historic Douglas A-26 Invader bomber aircraft is in El Paso to entice the community to attend ...

Willig, then 20 years old, was working for Catholic Relief Services on the 79th floor of New York City's iconic Empire State Building when a U.S. Army Air Force B-25 bomber accidentally crashed ...

The crippled American bomber had lost both engines on its right ... was lost in one of the deadliest American air battles of World War II, the Defense Department announced that unknown remains ...

It was the spring of 1943 when an A9-317 Beaufort Bomber aircraft took off into the afternoon sky. With five people on board, the aircraft was scheduled to patrol for enemy ships from the RAAF ...

CLARKSBURG, Mass. (NEWS10) — The remains of a fallen World War II Marine were brought home eight decades after he was killed in the battle of Guadalcanal, and his gravesite was lost in the fog ...

A renowned World War II bomber jet was spotted over the skies of Nottingham. An RAF Avro Lancaster brought its rumbling sounds to the county between Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15.

What are the best WW2 games? The most devastating conflict ... with your capital ship while your chum flies around in a bomber, trying to take out manned installations protecting the coast.

An American World War II-era bomb buried beneath a busy Japanese airport exploded Wednesday, cratering a busy taxiway and forcing the cancellation of dozens of flights, officials said. According ...

TOKYO (AP) — An unexploded U.S. bomb from World War II that had been buried at a Japanese airport exploded Wednesday, causing ...

A renowned World War II bomber jet was spotted over the skies of Nottingham. An RAF Avro Lancaster brought its rumbling sounds to the county between Saturday, September 14 and Sunday, September 15.