North American T-28 Trojan armed family
A trainer family whose extensively armed operational derivatives became important counterinsurgency and light-attack aircraft.
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T-28
T-28 — Soviet Union. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
Nieuport 28
A late Nieuport fighter adopted by the American Expeditionary Force as a stopgap and notable as the first fighter flown in combat by American units under American command.
Boeing MQ-28 Ghost Bat
An Australian-developed reusable collaborative combat aircraft built for autonomous teaming with crewed combat aircraft and demonstrated in operationally relevant air-to-air missions.
Christie M1928 / M1931 / T1/T3 Convertible Tank
Christie M1928 / M1931 / T1/T3 Convertible Tank — United States. Open the vehicle profile in the Trackpads Armor Archive.
Heinkel He 280
An early twin-jet fighter prototype that preceded the Me 262 but was not selected for production.
Ilyushin Il-28
A compact twin-jet tactical bomber that became one of the Soviet Union’s most widely exported early jet bombers.
Mil Mi-28
A purpose-built tandem-seat attack helicopter developed for anti-armor and battlefield fire-support missions.
Tupolev Tu-128
A very large long-range interceptor designed for defense of remote Soviet airspace.
Yakovlev Yak-28
A supersonic tactical combat-aircraft family produced in bomber, interceptor, reconnaissance, and electronic-warfare versions.
This Week in History April 28th, 2026 – May 4th, 2026
The span from April 28th, 2026 through May 4th, 2026 gathers together moments when American arms, diplomacy, and engineering reshaped not only battles but the map of the world.
This Week in History December 22nd, 2026 – December 28th, 2026
From December 22nd, 2026 through December 28th, 2026, the calendar lines up with a week crowded with turning points in United States military history.
This Week in History July 28th, 2026 – August 3rd, 2026
Late July and early August have often found American service members in hard, hot places, from Midwestern river bluffs to the burning decks of carriers off Vietnam.
This Week in History September 22nd, 2026 – September 28th, 2026
From September 22nd, 2026 through September 28th, 2026, the calendar brings us back to a series of moments when the United States was still deciding what kind of nation it would be in war and in peace.
Curtis F. Shoup
The snow was hard as concrete on the Belgian hillside, the January cold locking the ground into a sheet of ice. Staff Sergeant Curtis F. Shoup and the soldiers of his company lay sprawled on that frozen slope, their dark uniforms stark against the white as German machine guns raked the hillside. The attack had stalled almost as soon as it began. The enemy gun on the rising ground ahead had perfect fields of fire, swe
Gato and Balao-class Submarines
A story of reach, endurance, and silent pressure told through the boats, their crews, and the tonnage war beneath the Pacific.
Japanese attack on Dutch Harbor
Early June took on new meaning in 1942, as the Pacific War reached North American shores. On June 3rd, 1942, Japanese carrier aircraft struck the United States Navy and Army installations at Dutch Harbor in the Aleutian Islands of Alaska Territory. The attack damaged fuel facilities, barracks, and anti-aircraft positions, and it was followed by further strikes the next day.
Landings on Guadalcanal and Tulagi
On August 7th, 1942, United States forces launched their first major offensive of the Pacific War with amphibious landings in the Solomon Islands. Elements of the First Marine Division came ashore on Guadalcanal, Tulagi, and nearby islets to seize an airfield that Japanese engineers were building, one that threatened the sea lanes linking the United States and Australia.