On display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio, is the legendary Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero fighter plane. The Zero became the symbol of Japanese air power in the Pacific during World War II. First taking flight in April 1939, it saw its combat debut over China in the late summer of 1940. In the early stages of the war, American pilots found themselves at a serious disadvantage in dogfights against the nimble and deadly Zero. But as new generations of U.S. fighter air

9.5K views · 185 reactions | Team Dyess, The Abilene community and the world has recently lost an American hero. This video highlights the life and legacy of World War II veteran Staff Sergeant William Thomas Dixon. US Air Force Honor Guard | Dyess Air Force Base | Facebook