Shigeaki Mori, a survivor of the Hiroshima atomic bombing, was on hand recently to help unveil a plaque in the rural Japanese town of Ikachi, near Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, to commemorate the nine-member crew of the Lonesome Lady, an American B-24 Liberator that crashed 80 years ago near the end of World War II.

Ninety years to the day of the first flight of the B-17, one of the last surviving Flying Fortress bombers roared into Boeing Field where it all began.

Tucked away inside a cardboard box at the headquarters of U.S. Army Japan is a relic of the original armistice that ended the Korean War 72 years ago.

The National Museum of World War II Aviation in Colorado Springs, Colo., recently flew a restored SB2C Helldiver that two teenagers found at the bottom of Lake Washington in 1984.

British expatriates commemorating the United Kingdom’s role in the Korean War have launched a video walking tour marking their country’s bloodiest battle since World War II.

Valdemar DeHerrera Sr., the last surviving veteran of two storied New Mexico National Guard regiments associated with the World War II Battle of Bataan, died July 15 at the age of 105.

When a storm buffeted a beach in Sanday last year, a long-buried surprise was revealed beneath the sand: A 30-foot-long wooden shipwreck.

Initial cost estimates of damage to the USS Midway Museum come in around $100,000 after a 65-foot boat crashed into the decommissioned aircraft carrier parked along the downtown San Diego waterfront, scuffing and scratching the paint on the port side of the hull.

‘Spitfires’ tells the story of 25 American women pilots who also risked their lives serving in the Royal Air Force’s Air Transport Auxiliary.

U.S. Army Pvt. Kenneth L. Kramer, 20, a private in the United States Army Air Force, was accounted for on June 30, according to the Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency.