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 ...

That fetching song of yesterday, "Up, Up and Away in My Beautiful Balloon," needs to be modified. Today it could be my not so beautiful balloons. With four balloons or objects taken down, the United ...

Three giant creations by balloon ace Ryan Oelrich will thrill thousands of spectators at today’s First Night Spokane events. A playful, 30-foot-long Chinese luck dragon, a swirling, 12-foot ballerina ...

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A F-22 raptor that shot down a Chinese spy balloon on Saturday used the callsign "FRANK." The callsign was a tribute to a legendary World War I pilot named Frank Luke Jr. Luke downed 14 German ...