During the Second World War, the North American B-25 Mitchell bomber struck back at Japan when the Allies were losing the war and fought in North Africa and the Mediterranean. It became the first ...

Summary and Key Points: Geopolitical tensions have highlighted concerns about the U.S. Air Force’s diminished bomber fleet, which has reduced from over 400 to 157, many of which are aging B-52s ...

“Doolittle’s Raiders,” the bomber force that struck Tokyo in the Spring of 1942, used the B-25 Mitchell. Here, a B-52 takes off from the aircraft carrier USS Hornet, bound for Japan.

Few aircraft, however, have a history that matches the B-25 bomber. A B-25 owned and piloted by Bill Klaers is among the aircraft that will fly at this year's air show.

They needed something to be able to take off from a navy aircraft carrier. Sometimes the most historically impactful things can be found in the most unassuming of places.

POCATELLO — An iconic B-25 bomber that saw action during World War II is set to touch down at the Pocatello Regional Airport for rides and tours beginning next week.

A Deadly, New B-1 Bomber Could Turn Chinese Aircraft Carriers Into Flaming Wrecks As few as five B-1 bombers could launch as many as 180 LRASM missiles at a Chinese carrier task force.

Both navies were already developing dedicated jet aircraft for carrier operations, but several land-based jets already in service were also undergoing modifications to become the first jet ...

The Experimental Aircraft Association is bringing the B-25 Mitchell Berlin Express to Batten International Airport on October 27-29, offering rides to the public.

The crew of the second B-25 bomber to fly off the aircraft carrier Hornet in the 1942 Doolittle Raid on Japan are pictured in front of their plane on the carrier deck before takeoff.

At the 1:20 mark you can see the second Lancer starting its take off roll in full afterburner but 10 seconds later the throttles are pulled to idle and the heavy bomber starts decelerating making ...