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Centuries

Aviation innovations, milestones and developments from the 18th through the 21st century
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Ham is welcomed home after his flight aboard a Mercury Redstone, which was supported by the Golf.

The Rocket Ships

Tracking launches from Cape Canaveral required old boats and iron guts.
January 2002 | By Dan Kovalchik

Above & Beyond: Pushback: Newark Airport, 8:45 a.m.

What 9/11 looked like from one airliner’s cockpit.
January 2002 | By Anonymous

Flights & Fancy: When Pigs Fly

An ingenious new use for an old Cessna.
January 2002 | By Richard Sassaman

Restoration: Unearthing a Diamond

The Diamond is the only one of its kind ever built.
November 2001 | By Becki Bell

Above & Beyond: Relief Flight

November 2001 | By Tom Pinardo, as told to Vincent Czaplyski

The Concorde Redemption

Can the superplane make a comeback?
September 2001 | By Joseph Harriss

Fallen Star

A Russian-born journalist penetrates mission control for Mir's final moments.
July 2001 | By Anatoly Zak

Mother

The B-52 that launched a thousand ships.
July 2001 | By Preston Lerner

Fade to Black

Now and then, the faintest whisper returns from NASA's distant space probes.
July 2001 | By J. Kelly Beatty

Above & Beyond: Launch the Fleet!

July 2001 | By Russell Gregory

High Honor

The origins of the missing man formation.
May 2001 | By Daniel Ford

Moments & Milestones: Tiger Beat

March 2001 | By Bruce Bohannon

Norwegian troops (in rearmost rank) took over sponsorship of the First Kosovar Scouts, local school-age kids, when the Canadians returned home.

Memories of Kosovo

A helicopter pilot recalls his peacekeeping tour of duty over one of the world's most strife-torn regions.
January 2001 | By Jonathan Knaul

Beat Up and Beautiful

In praise of the well-worn airplane.
January 2001 | By John Fleischman

Flights & Fancy: The Last Laugh

January 2001 | By William K. Kershner

Collections: The Riches of East Fortune

January 2001 | By John Sotham

In the Museum: Beautiful Obsession

May 2000 | By Patricia Trenner

The Road to Mars...

...is paved with good inventions.
March 2000 | By David S. F. Portree

A Flight Along America's Highway

One man’s mid-century portrait of the United States—from 1,500 feet.
January 2000 | By John Fleischman

Extreme Machine

The U.S. Marine Corps' sword gets a brand-new edge.
November 1998 | By George C. Larson


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