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Japan's defense minister said the use of flares was a legitimate response to airspace violation and "we plan to use it ...

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An overgrown airfield on a small island in the Pacific, once instrumental in America's role in ending World War II, is being ...

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On Sept. 21, 1956, one naval aviator went so fast that he ended up catching up to and flying into his own bullets.

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Japan says its warplanes used flares to warn a Russian reconnaissance aircraft to leave northern Japanese airspace.