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Will Air Force One Someday Go Supersonic?

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Forget Breaking The Sound Barrier, America's Bell X-1 Destroyed It (And Was The First To Do So)

Bell X-1: The First Manned Airplane to Exceed the Speed of Sound

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The Valkyrie’s six large turbojet engines together provided an impressive 180,000 pounds of thrust. (U.S. Air Force photo)

Supersonic Nuclear Seaplane? Soviet Russia Wanted a Monster of a Bomber

Supersonic Failure: Why the Concorde Was Always Doomed

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What's Flies Faster Than These Three Planes? Just About Nothing

Imagine a Supersonic Air Force One. (It Could Happen.)

How the Bell X-1 Earned Its Place in Aviation History

Thanks to the Yun Feng Missile, Taiwan Can Hold China at Risk

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Convair’s Sea Dart Landed on the Open Ocean and Not Aircraft Carriers

Sound Breaker: How the Bell X-1 Earned Its Place in History

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Yes, America Had a Super Fast Spy Drone in the 1960s

Russia’s Cold War Seaplane Almost Dropped Nuclear Bombs

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Concorde, MiG-25 and SR-71 Spy Plane: Three of the Fastest Planes Ever