Remarkable advances made in aviation during WW1 are still at the core of air power today.

Across aviation, lowering the cognitive burden of flying an aircraft allows pilots, whether in the aircraft or remote, to focus more on their payload and assigned mission. The Navy and Marine Corps ...

On July 3, 1948, the North American AJ Savage made its first flight-becoming the U.S. Navy's first carrier-based bomber ...

During World War II, naval aviators were flying dangerous missions off aircraft carriers over French Indochina — later called Vietnam.

The US Navy is making plans to keep its carrier aircraft relevant in a conflict with a more capable adversary. China and Russia are developing capabilities that could restrict what those aircraft ...

The Navy aircraft carrier USS Harry S. Truman is steaming through the North Atlantic, gearing up for Trident Juncture, NATO's largest exercise in nearly two decades.

Although the Washington Naval Treaty put a stop to the battlecruiser program, it did permit both Japan and the United States to convert two of their battlecruisers, then under construction, into ...

The U.S. Navy rose to prominence during World War II from just one of many major naval powers to the undisputed greatest in just four short years. This was in large part due to the expansion and ...

A squid fisherman in Cape May discovered an aircraft engine underwater off the coast of New Jersey earlier in April. The Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum confirmed that the engine dates ...

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Improvised aircraft carriers in the great lakes allowed aircraft pilots to train safely without diverting military resources from the war.

A shipwreck discovered four years ago in the Sulu Sea off the coast of the Philippines has been identified as a U.S. aircraft carrier sunk by a Japanese Kamikaze plane in 1945, the Navy announced ...