Landing it takes a chase car. Flying it means wearing a $250,000 pressure suit. And yet, the U-2 spy plane still rules the skies at 70,000 feet—nearly 70 years after its first flight. From cold war ...

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While the F-111 series may have been retired earlier than expected, the platform’s revolutionary design and service history remain well-respected in the aviation community.

Outside of having some of the most technologically advanced aircraft on the planet, the US Air Force is also home to some of ...