Lt. Frank Luke can be seen here in this 1918 photo standing next to the wreckage of a kill. He was famous as the "Arizona Balloon Buster," having taken out 14 German observation balloons before he was ...
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How a WWI pilot turned flaming balloons into a weapon
It’s September 12th, 1918 and at the controls of his SPAD S:XIII fighter is 2nd Lieutenant Frank Luke. He’s about to take ...
PHOENIX (3TV/CBS 5) — The two fighter jets that shot down the Chinese balloon on Saturday afternoon not far from Myrtle Beach has some ties to Arizona history, believe it or not! The two had the call ...
We are always looking for good military stories at the Museum of Veterans and Military History in Vilonia. My son suggested that I look into some tales of the Balloon Busters of World War I. Both ...
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