Major Richard "Dick" Bong wasn’t just America’s top fighter ace in WWII—he was also at the center of one of the strangest war ...

Major Erich Hartmann would fly 1,404 operational sorties during WW2, engaging the enemy over 850 times and scoring 352 ...

The Dodge County Historical Society presents a special program with Mike O’Connor, “Wisconsin Fighter Aces,” at 1 p.m. today ...

The nose dropped. McGuire ended up inverted for a split second, then his fighter plunged straight into the ground and exploded. The race of aces was over.

He was a West Point graduate flying F-86 Sabres in Korea 63 years ago. Last May, as president of the American Fighter Aces Association, retired Lieutenant General Charles Cleveland received a ...

He provided an overview of a meticulously researched book, “Badger Aces: Wisconsin Fighter Aces 1917-1972,” in which he writes of the more than 40 fighter aces who became aces by shooting down ...

I’ve learned there are a great number of people curious about aviation stories from World War II,” says Carl Molesworth, ...

In his second tour of duty over Vietnam he approached the coveted status of “fighter ace.” Even though he fell short of that marker, he left behind a legacy for his branch of service.

Series editor John Farren writes: Edward Mannock VC and James McCudden VC rose from modest backgrounds to become two of Britain's greatest fighter aces in World War One. As their number of ...