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Breaking: At least two killed as WWII-era bomber crashes in Hartford, CT
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At least two people are dead with multiple others injured after a World War II-era B-17 bomber crashed at Bradley International Airport just outside of Hartford, Connecticut at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. The bomber reportedly burst into flames after colliding with a building during an attempted landing. The plume of smoke is reportedly visible from miles around, with multiple accounts of the incident reaching social media within minutes of the crash. B17 crashed at pic.twitter.com/RqoH6MaN2F — Dave Colavecchio (@dxdavec) October 2, 2019 Thus far, officials have not provided word on the total number of deaths,... Read More
The Pic of the Day: Ruck-running toward Ranger School
Senior Airman Brandon Gore, 180th Fighter Wing, completes a 12-mile march with a 35-pound rucksack and weapon August 16, 2019, in Columbus, Ohio. Gore and three other Ohio Air National Guard Airmen were attempting to meet all the physical requirements necessary to attend the U.S....
Did a German firm really hack the F-35’s stealth system?
Over the past few days, headlines have popped up all around the world indicating that a German tech firm had managed to track a pair of American F-35s for nearly a hundred miles when they visited Berlin last year for an airshow. The company, called...
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