On this day in 2015, the York Press reported that model aircraft replicas, crafted and (remotely) piloted by members of the Large Model Association, were to be seen in the skies at Elvington Airfield.

World War I is often referred to as the war to end all wars. The term was coined in a book published in 1914 at the war’s ...

The roar of history filled the skies above Brandon on Sunday as four Second World War training aircraft — the Tiger Moth, Cornell, Harvard and Fleet Finch — lifted off once again, thrilling ...

A military source has revealed that Britain's multi-billion pound aircraft carriers may already be out of date, with the vessels getting sunk in 'most war game' scenarios.

Ukraine found the remains of British World War Two Hurricane aircraft in a forest outside Kyiv The rusting remains of eight British Hurricane fighter planes dating back to World War Two have been ...

The Sopwith Camel was not just the name Snoopy gave his flying doghouse; it was one of the best-known aircraft of World War I. A rare surviving example of the plane is featured in the exhibition ...

This story was submitted to the People’s War site by Ann Redgrave of Norfolk Adult Education’s reminiscence team on behalf of John Miller and has been added to the site with his permission ...

On this day in 2015, the York Press reported that model aircraft replicas, crafted and (remotely) piloted by members of the Large Model Association,… ...