F-15E Strike Eagles from the 389th Fighter Squadron arrived in southwest Asia with unadorned noses. Thanks to some hard work and creativity by one airman, they left sporting personalized designs.

Legendary fighter pilot Manfred von Richthofen ... the Navy and Marines increasingly used nose art through the Vietnam era. Though nose art endured for a few decades, in the latter half ...

This isn't the first time the Strike Eagles of the 48th Fighter Wing have returned to their home base at RAF Lekenheath with ...

The Skyhawk sat poised on chocked gear with its nose cocked slightly upward ... a lot easier than parts-scrounging for a typical Vietnam fighter. "They’d brought over a crew from New Zealand ...

A restored F-105 Thunderchief warplane is being dedicated by the Pacific Coast Air Museum to three aviators who flew similar planes over Vietnam ... River Showboat nose art that had decorated ...

Bill Whittaker remembers the tail number of nearly every fighter jet he flew during his ... American Legion Post in Bastrop for 20 years, its nose pointed northward. A veterans group led by ...

North Vietnamese war artists painted a very different picture of the country’s jungles, and communists, however, as illustrated in a project titled “Vietnam: The Art of War”. The project was ...