BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — A bit of history flew into Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport on Monday afternoon. A rare Douglas A-26 Invader landed at the airport ahead of Tuesday’s ...

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The A-26 Invader comes in for landing - and in seconds, everything changes. When the nose gear collapses, the pilot’s skill and composure prevent catastrophe in a moment that shows just how quickly ...

The fastest bomber of World War II, the Douglas A-26 Invader had a top speed of 355 mph, almost 100 mph faster than the TBM Avenger torpedo bomber flying in formation with it (and 140 mph faster than ...

The A-26 Invader known as “Rum and Coke” cuts through the Swiss Alps at low altitude. The sound echoes off rock walls as the aircraft threads narrow valleys. Built for combat, the bomber looks ...

Ada-based General Aviation Modifications, Inc.’s new aviation gasoline, G100UL, powered a World War II-era medium bomber, the Douglas A-26 Invader, for the first time Wednesday, another milestone in ...