Vincent Aiello’s wide-eyed expression on April 2, 1997, came after several unsuccessful attempts to land aboard the USS George Washington. (Photo courtesy of Vincent Aiello) ...

Some websites on retired Maj. Gen. Jeannie Leavitt, the Air Force's first female fighter pilot, and the World War II-era WASPs have been pulled offline.

The F-15 fighter jet, which took off from Royal Air Force Base Lakenheath in eastern England, crashed down near Flamborough Head in East Yorkshire at about 9:40 a.m. local time.

4th Fighter Wing's F-15E Strike Eagle attack planes took part to first U.S. Air Force female fighter pilot's final flight from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base. The image in this post was taken on ...

A Danish fighter pilot has gone viral with a 'selfie' taken at the moment he fired an air-to-air missile. Thomas Kristensen is one of the Royal Danish Air Force's most experienced F-16 Fighting ...

There are over 50,000 U.S. servicemembers in Japan and some of them are Navy pilots assigned to a strike fighter squadron with the USS George Washington aircraft carrier. A photographer with the ...

A beautiful, crystal clear photo of an F-15E Strike Eagle piloted by Colonel Jeannie Leavitt—the first US Air Force female combat fighter pilot and the ...

This photo was taken by an F/A-18E Super Hornet pilot with the U.S. Navy’s Strike-Fighter Squadron 27 (VFA-27) “Royal Maces” during a night gun strafe practice. The visual effect of the 20mm ...

A pilot flying a 1950s-era fighter jet as part of a military exercise has been rescued in the waters off of Honolulu after his aircraft crashed into the ocean. The airplane's crash and the pilot's ...

The F-14 Tomcat: How a Legendary Fighter Pilot Showcased Its Power. In a famous photo from 1988 ... The photo used is a Creative Commons version of the same style of the F-14 flight pass.

The person who took the photo from inside the refueling plane, Airman Mira Roman, managed to do it so skillfully that you could almost see the F-156 pilot wink, if his sunglasses weren’t in the way.