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The world’s second-largest air force stretches wing to wing across four square miles of Arizona desert. Aged fighters, bombers and support aircraft—many of them decades old—stand in neat rows as far as the eye can see. Warm winds stir flapping pieces of canvas and whistle across loose antenna wires. Tufts of dried brown grass sprinkle …
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Russia’s Ice Road TruckersDuring the most lethal siege in history, the fate of millions hinged on one treacherous supply route. The pair of Messerschmitts banked low in the sky as they made another run agai… Read MoreWWII Letters from Readers- December 2010Readers Point to the War’s Decisive Moments More than 100 readers responded to our article “What Was the Turning Point of World War II?” in the July/August issue, submitting their … Read MoreWWII Today- December 2010Stalin Raises a Ruckus at American D-Day Memorial Should he stay or should he go? A heated war of words erupted in a Virginia town this summer when a sculpture of Stalin was added … Read MoreWhat was the Navy Doing in China?Spying, weather reporting, training Chinese fighters— and battling foes within. “What the hell is the navy doing here?” That’s how U.S. Navy radioman Richard Rutan was greeted when… Read MoreFebruary 2018 Table of ContentsThe February 2018 cover story profiles Mexican General Antonio López de Santa Anna, who won at the Alamo but lost the Texas Revolution
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