Flying a low tier German plane on War Thunder Arcade mode, lose half of my wing in a mid air collision then still go on to shoot down two enemy aircraft!

Shape-Shifting Wings, From Soviet War Planes to *Top Gun'*s Tomcat. ... NASA ran with the concept, and developed the AD-1, a plane that could pivot its wing 60 degrees relative to the fuselage.

Two of the best-performing World War II fighters, a Supermarine Spitfire (left) and a North American P-51 (flying together on July 17, 2011) had wings and horizontal stabilizers of vastly ...

In preparation for Wings Over Marquette, the air show that will take place August 2 and 3 at Sawyer Regional Airport, a C-47 ...

The iconic B-52 Stratofortress has unique landing gear just for its wing tips thanks to the massive amount of weight of its ...

Technically called a wing-in-ground effect vehicle, the craft was spotted along the Bohai Sea, a northern extension of the ...

To manufacture thousands of airplanes for its World War I allies, the United States would fell acres of spruce.

By looking at the planes around any airport, you can see that oblique wings never became mainstream. The AD-1 flew a total of 79 times with promising results, but it wasn't without problems.

It contributed nothing to the war. “You could argue that it took away resources from the Germans,” Lee says. “They didn’t need pie-in-the-sky, outlandish stuff. They needed many examples of things ...

North American Aviation designed the P-51, which quickly became renowned for its range, speed, and combat performance during World War II. Its low-drag wing was a notable improvement on most ...