Operation Rolling Thunder was a U.S. bombing campaign against North Vietnam from 1965 to 1968.

Operation Linebacker I was a 1972 U.S. aerial interdiction campaign against North Vietnam.

Operation Linebacker, a naval and air campaign, played a crucial role in defeating the North Vietnamese Nguyen Hue Offensive and ending the Vietnam War.

The RAAF's role in the Vietnam War, specifically the critical contribution of No. 9 Squadron helicopters during the Battle of Long Tan.

This article explores the potential effectiveness of airpower in winning the Vietnam War, analyzing strategic, joint, and tactical aspects.

This article discusses how airpower, specifically the U.S. Air Force and Navy, played a critical role in saving South Vietnam during the Easter Offensive of 1972.

The Dambusters raid, conducted by the Royal Air Force in World War II, aimed to cripple Germany's industrial capabilities. On May 16-17, 1943, Operation Chastise targeted dams in the Ruhr Valley with specially designed bouncing bombs. Led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, the mission resulted in significant damage to German infrastructure.

"Blood and Ruins: The Last Imperial War, 1931-1945" examines World War II as a global conflict driven by imperial ambitions.

Union soldiers were issued 36 pounds of coffee annually, which boosted their morale and overall well-being. On the other hand, Confederate troops found it difficult to obtain coffee. In the fiscal year 2022, the US military consumed an estimated $94 million worth of coffee, which probably also helped to improve morale.

In May 1943, the RAF bombed German dams to disrupt their war production using Lancaster bombers and a new weapon called the "bouncing bomb". The bomb had to be dropped at a specific height and speed to bounce across the water and destroy the dam.