As MiG-15s and F-86 Sabres fought for control of MiG Alley, bomber strikes became some of the most dangerous missions of the ...

In April 1951, waves of MiG-15s rose to meet American bombers in one of the deadliest nights of the Korean War. Thirty-nine B ...

The Cold War set the stage for aerial combat between iconic jet-powered fighter aircraft. By the early 1950s, the world's superpowers' first generation of jet fighters were ready for battle. They just ...

The Soviet MiG-15bis and the American F-86 Sabre pushed aviation technology to its limits during the Korean War. When they met in dogfights over the Yalu River, in an area nicknamed MiG Alley, both ...

Lieut. Colonel William E. Bertram of Chicago was heating water on a gasoline burner—for a bath in the half-shell of a discarded belly tank. Bertram gave his story of last week’s first big battle ...

NORTH ADAMS -- It was just another of more than 100 routine bombing runs through MiG Alley, over northwestern North Korea. MiG Alley is the name U.S. airmen used to describe the region where U.N.

In the early 1950s, epic battles unfolded in the skies over North Korea as American and Russian fighters faced off in history's first jet war. This program explores the Korean War's aerial tactics, ...

The Pacific Aviation Museum’s newest aircraft exhibit was blessed tonight during a sneak preview for dignitaries and Korean War veterans. MiG Alley will open to the public next Friday, commemorating ...

Discussed the history and tactics of the MiG fighter planes in "MiG Alley" along the Yalu River between China and Korea during the Korean War. Includes live action and air warfare simulations ...

Key point: The Nene turbojet engine gave the Soviet Union a remarkable leg up in the race to design high-performing jet fighters early in the Cold War. Unlike many short-lived episodes of ...

However, the Red Army captured numerous scientists, research facilities and prototype technologies when it rolled into eastern Germany—including Jumo 004 and BMW 003 turbojets designed for the Nazi’s ...