The Junkers Ju-87 Stuka is remembered for its terrifying sirens and precision dive-bombing, but there’s more to its story than its infamous reputation. This video uncovers lesser-known details about ...

The Stuka dive bomber was a big part of the Nazi psychological warfare. It didn't just carry more than 1,000 pounds of bombs, it also had a siren that scared you half to death before they struck.

The blue Helldiver — a WW II single-engine dive bomber — was taxiing placidly down the runway when its wing abruptly dipped. The airplane came to a halt at an unsettling angle. Its right wheel had ...

Mitsubishi developed the Zero 63 to fill a gap in dive-bombers that developed late in the war. The Yokosuka D4Y Suisei (Comet) JUDY dive bomber entered series production in the spring of 1943 ...

In photos, Waikīkī Beach in the 1940s and 1950s The Val dive bomber was moved to the museum after a three-month journey. where it is safely housed Historic Hangar 79 in Pearl Harbor.

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — A rare World War II Navy dive bomber that was stripped, burned and dumped in Lake Washington during the 1940s returned to the skies July 19 after a decades-long journey ...

Judy was still young when World War II broke out. When she went onboard, she became the only female among about 50 males on the Royal Navy’s insect-class ship HMS ...

One carrier remained, the Hirya, 18 dive bombers and six Zeros launched an attack on the Yorktown, it’s what turned out to be the last gasp of the Japanese Navy in the battle.