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State of the Air 2009 notes some improvements in air quality, but claims overall, rising levels of ozone and particulate matter give cause for environmental concern.

In the Vietnam conflict, the U.S. discovered that the appropriation of land through air superiority relied on imaging technology to maintain a psychological offensive.

Mystery surrounds the incursion of one Russian bomber into Canadian airspace February 18th . The incident occurred on as Canada prepared to host Barack Obama.

Sir Robert Crawford CBE, Director-General of the Imperial War Museum retires in October 2008. Diane Lees, Director of the Museum of Childhood, will step into his shoes.

Despite pollution controls, air pollution, enhanced by global warming, continues to damage the environment and endanger the health of the public.

Featuring world's museums like The Bible Lands Museum, British Museum, the Louvre, Rose Center, Sydney Maritime, and more, each with something special to offer.

the United States had gained complete control of both the air and the sea by the time they launched their attack on the island of Iwo Jima faced determined resistance

The Imperial War Museum at Duxford is planning several air shows and events during 2008 to commemorate the 90th anniversary of the end of the First World War.

The life and times of the Shan-Chinese drug lord criminal mastermind Khun Sa are placed in context.

How did ex-general Vang Pao aim to overthrow the government of Laos an how was he thwarted - and why.

The nature and importance of Yunnan Province, where China joins the Greater Mekong Sub-Region.

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.

United, AirTran and Frontier were among airlines ranked worst as customer satisfaction continued to decline, driven by service, flight crews and fees, JD Power says.

Saya is a half human half vampire warrior hunting down any and all demons, she is searching for Onigen, the most powerful of the demons and the murderer of her father.

While Great Britain was more interested in the preservation of empire and the security of British India, the United States needed Burma to supply Chiang Kai-Shek.

Radioman George Tweed lived at large for 31 months on the Island of Guam, hiding from nearly 20,000 Japanese troops.

General Douglas MacArthur's flight from the Philippines symbolized America's demoralizing reverses early in world War II. His return dramatized the dawn of victory.

How to bring your own snacks or just drink yourself silly on the airlines that won't feed you.

As the Euro continues to strengthen against the dollar, consider these tips and tricks to lower travel costs on your train rides through Germany and beyond.

The increasing average age of the population of England and Wales can be clearly seen in population statistics gathered over the last century.

Acts of bravery and heroism can be honoured in a number of ways. The Air Medal is one such example. Here is the story of one recipient, Clyde Cosper.

Since 1996 there has been one architectural prize that all UK based architects have strove to win, the coverted RIBA Stirling Prize For Architecture.

Richards Rogers' firm, Rogers Stirk Harbour, has been awarded the 2009 Stirling Prize- the most prestigious prize in British Architecture.