Articles related to "Air Force"



The Royal Air Force
At the start of WWI, British pilots belonged to the Royal Naval Air Service. In 1918 they joined forces with the Royal Flying Corps and soon carved out an essential role.
• royal air force history • knights of the air • royal air force pilots • royal air force background • royal air force roles

RAF Foreign Legions in WWII
The Airforces of Czechoslovakia, Norway, Denmark, Holland, Belgium, France, Greece and Poland all carried the war on long after their nations fell under occupation.
• raf • battle of britain • czech air force • polish airforce • belgan air force

'Uniformity' in the Military
How 'uniform' are the military services?
• uniform • army • navy • air force • marine

A Review of THE MUMMY from a military perspective
A review and short discussion of THE MUMMY from a military perspective.
• the mummy • brendan fraser • royal air force • egypt

Administration: Who Needs It?
A recognition of the necessity for having administrative support in every military service.
• army • navy • air force • marine corps • coast guard

Air Force One: The World’s Most Recognizable Plane
A look at the history of Air Force One and the liveries used on each presidential plane. Although the livery has remained virtually unchanged since the first 707 went into service, the earlier planes are little-known.
• air force one • president • roosevelt • truman • eisenhower

Air Force Rolls to Post-Season Win
Snubbed in the BCS selection process despite an 11-1 record and the WAC Championship, the Falcons of Air Force sent a message to the college football world with a 45-25 Oahu Bowl win over Washington. Click here to read about this week's Bowl Games.
• snubbed in the bcs selection process despite an 11 • the falcons of air force sent a message to the col

An Axe To Grind
A short diatribe on the current state of US military affairs.
• hackworth • vietnam • army • navy • air force

Army Airmail: Beneficial Disaster
Only seven years before Pearl Harbor, the United States had an Air Corps, not an Air Force. This antiquated Air Corps' attempt to fly the U.S. Mail during the winter of 1934 caused many deaths, but had beneficial consequences.
• air mail • planes • air corps • air force • contracts

Black History Month
A focus on Black heroes from the U.S. militaries
• war • hero • army • navy • air force

Canadian Military Units
Specific actions and responsibilities of Canada's military, and merchant outfits during the worlds armed conflicts.
• canada • war • military • merchant navy • army

Canadian's in Korea
Canada's military units and contributions to the Korean Conflict.
• war • korea • panmunjom • inchon • army

Changing Rooms, Ground Force, Coupling
Reviews of When Changing Rooms Met the Navy and Ground Force Goes Air Force
• ground force goes air force • changing rooms met the navy • coupling

COMBINED ARMS IN THE GREAT WAR
Combined arms in WWI brings victory to Aussies & Americans
• monash • australian • wwi • world war one • army

Conflict Resolution in the Military
ADR websites maintained by some branches of the U.S. armed forces.
• air force adr • navy adr • veterans affairs adr conflict resolution alterna

Defense Infighting
Budget battles reveal the bureaucratic nature of the military.
• bureaucracy • armed forces • budget • budgeting • air force

e-Books
A round up of sites that provide electronic texts on military subjects.
• army • navy • marine • air force • war

FRIENDLY FIRE .... ISN'T
An introduction to the unpleasant subject of friendly fire.
• friendly fire • blue on blue • army • navy • air force

Fueling the fight
Short description of the importance of Supply and Transportation in the conduct of military operations.
• army • navy • air force • logistics • supply

How to Call Artillery
A short funny I collected in my meanderings.
• artillery • bomb • u.s. air force

MORE HEROES
One month is not enough to cover all heroes in any one group. This completes February's article.
• army • navy • marine corps • air force • war

SPECIAL---History in the Making
An analysis of the counterattack mounted by U.S. and British forces on Sunday, October 7th, 2001.
• aviation • air force • september 11th • bin laden • al qaeda

The 'Royal Canadian Air Force' (RCAF)
From 1914 to the present, Canada's Royal Air Force has been there when the world has called. From defending Britain to supplying food to the needy in Somalia, the RCAF has proven to be a vital force in the worlds activities.
• rcaf • canada • royal canadian air force • england • britain

THE FLYING ACE
The myth of the ace, how close to reality
• air war • air force • ace • pilot • fighter

The Flying Tigers
During the summer of 1941, a group of American aviators known as the Flying Tigers prepared to face the Japanese Air Force in combat.
• flying tigers • clare chenault • fei hu • japanese air force • chinese air force

The Israeli Air Force
A look at one of the most successful air forces in history, and some of their more notable operations.
• israel • israeli air force • iaf • air combat • airplanes

The Kerry Campaign Plane
A look at the historic candidate plane of John Kerry. I believe this is the first time a presidential candidate had a plane painted for his candidacy.
• john kerry • john edwards • presidential election • boeing 757 • hair france

The Regimental System
A description of military unit designations, primarily ground forces.
• army • navy • air force • marines • regiment

Too Much of a Good Thing?
Discussion of leadership imbalance in the Armed Forces
• leadership • military • army • navy • air force

WAC In Chaos After Realignment Announcement
Will the departure of eight schools spell the end of the WAC? Click here to find out.
• ncaa wac air force colorado state wyoming realignm

Women in the RCAF
Women served in the Royal Canadian Air Force as early as 1941. They served, they suffered, they died.
• rcaf • women • woman • join • joining

World War One fighters
The evolution of fighting aircraft during World War One.
• wwi • world war one • aircraft • fighters • war

RCAF Women's Division, WWII
Though not permitted as pilots, over 17,000 women joined the Royal Canadian Air Force during WW2 in jobs ranging from clerical duties to driver to airframe maintenance
• rcaf women's division • canadian women in wwii • women in cwaaf • airwomen in rcaf ww2 • canadian women's auxiliary air force

The 1969 Soccer War in the Air
Fearless Latin American aviators, flying aircraft that had been retired from front line service for twenty years fought it out over the jungles of Central America.
• 1969 soccer war • 1969 futbol war • futbol war • soccer war • p51 mustang

Armenian Genocide
Armenian Americans have appealed to the U.S. government to acknowledge publicly the Armenian genocide, but the U.S. refuses out of fear of retaliation from the Turk.
• armenian genocide history • darfar • resolution 106 • united states government • united nations

AVRO Arrow, CF-105
The story of the Avro Arrow, who flew its first flight 43 years ago, last week.
• canada • rcaf • arrow • avro • canuck

Betty and Barney Hill
A couple driving home encountered a UFO in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
• betty and barney hill • white mountains • ufo • pease air force base • walter webb

Canada's Merchant Navy
Canada's Merchant Navy in WWII and Korea. Hunted by Germany's wolf packs. Alone, unprotected, the merchant seamen(and women) gave their all to provide supplies to the combat forces.
• canada • wwii • merchant • navy • air force

Canadian Military at War
A country roughly the size of the United States, but with only thirty million people. Canada has always been there with men and aid when the world community calls.
• canada • military • war • parliment • prime minister

Fall Mini-Trips
Just because summer is over, that doesn't mean the good times have to end. Hop in the car and try one of these weekend mini-vacations.
• california • california travel • october events • lompoc • santa maria

German Command and Control
One of the most important weaknesses inherent in the armed forces of the Third Reich lay in the peculiar military command structure that evolved during the course of the war. The Byzantine organization that developed under Hitler's leadership created the complete lack of strategic direction that became a hallmark of Nazi militarism.
• hitler • german • germany • third reich • military

Hughie Edwards Victoria Cross
This article covers the career of Hughie Edwards in war and peace. One of Bomber Command's legendary figures. Read of his remarkable operational missions.
• world war ii • royal air force • bristol blenheim • bomber command • victoria cross

Kosciuszko Squadron
A brief history of the heroic unit of American pilots who flew for Poland in the Soviet-Polish War of 1919-1920.
• american combat pilots in poland • soviet-poish war of 1919-1920 • kosciuszko squadron • kiev offensive • polish air force

Legend
After thirty years, the adventure of Apollo 11 still resonates in the human soul.
• american frontier • thomas jefferson • lewis and clark • space • apollo

March Madness Stories
NCAA March Madness will be here before you know it. Suite101 examines several interesting stories, heading into the NCAA Tournament.
• march madness • ncaa tournament • ncaa top 20 teams • butler bulldogs • winthrop eagles

Middleton:Victoria Cross
The account of a mortally wounded pilot, Sgt. Middleton who still brought his crew home following a raid on Turin. His devotion to duty against overwhelming odds.
• world war ii • royal air force • bomber command • short stirling • turin raid

More Bad News for Maine: BRAC List Targets Three Maine Facilities
p>The economy of Maine has taken a beating in recent years with the closing of many manufacturing enterprises—shoe factories, textile mills, paper mills. The list seems to go on and on. People once earning a living wage with health insurance coverage are now forced to either relocate or accept a lower paying (likely near-minimum wage) job in the retail or service industries. The standard of living in all of Maine has been drastically affected by these changes <p>But in the recent round of base closure and realignment, Maine has been even more severely affected. Brunswick Naval Air Base is slated for realignment, which in plain language means it is being reduced to a skeleton crew. Portsmouth Naval Shipyard in Kittery, on the other hand, is to be closed completely.
• maine • base realignment and closure commission • portsmouth naval shipyard • economy • brunswick naval base

My Favorite DVDs: Space Cowboys, Part I
Four veterans of Hollywood come together in one film. James Garner, Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, and Tommy Lee Jones play retired test pilots that finally get their chance to take a mission in space. Part I ~ Introduction and plot summary.
• james cromwell • tommy lee jones • doris day • james garner • clint eastwood

My Favorite DVDs: Space Cowboys, Part II
Four veterans of Hollywood come together in one film. James Garner, Clint Eastwood, Donald Sutherland, and Tommy Lee Jones play retired test pilots that finally get their chance to take a mission in space. Part II ~ Plot analysis, character evaluation, and final summary.
• james cromwell • tommy lee jones • doris day • james garner • clint eastwood

Oral Roberts, Vermont Get Respect
Oral Roberts and Vermont posted big NCAA upsets, catching Suite101's eye and landing spots in our NCAA Cinderella Watch.
• ncaa basketball • vermont upset • kansas • oral roberts • southern illinois salukies


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