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Flying Legends
Hawks flock to duxford
Piggyback In A P-38
A Daring Rescue under Fire.
UFOs Vs. Marines Do You Believe In UFOs?
His name was Ray Watkins, and he was a helluva nice guy and smart as they come. He got his Double “E” degree through the NESEP Program. Ray had just asked me the question that was sure to come up sooner or later in any Ready Room in the Fleet. I knew Ray was a mathematician as well and mused a bit before answering. “Ray,” I said, “I know the mathematical odds are that there has to be some form of life out there in the galaxies. I just don’t believe they reside in this solar system.” Ray had a twinkle in his eye and said, “I think you’re wrong.”
Death At Daybreak
Kiwi goes to war in a hawker tempest.
The Art And History Of The Aviator Watch
The art and history of the Aviator Watch
Bomber Crew: A Day In Their Lives
B-17 Crewmen Remember the German Missions.
Sonic Boom Salesman
Adventures of a cold war interceptor pilot
So You Wanna Fly A Warbird
YOUR GUIDE TO THE WARBIRD EXPERIENCE
Air Apaches
BRAVE LITTLE INDIANS
an angel in my pocket
surviving the luftwaffe’s new year’s surprise party
Rabbits Out Of A Hat
Archivist Miracles
Lee Lauderback Sets A Record
10,000 Hours of Mustang Flying
Fairchild's Model 71
A Working Bird to the End
The Death Rattlers
Flying and Fighting with VMF-323
D-Day Is More Than Just A Day
It has been 75 years since hundreds of thousands of young men of all free nations focused their energy and their lives on the beaches of Normandy, France. As that generation slips away from us, we have to remember that it was young men, not the ships, airplanes, or arms that caused history to turn a corner. Their success on that day is the seed from which the lives we now enjoy grew.
Forgotten Survivor
The Culver PQ-14 Cadet Target Drone.
Flying The FM-2 Wildcat
A Modern Pilot’s Personal Perspective
Aviation-History Travel
Visiting the Sites, Events, and Hardware That Made History.
Wolfpack Warrior
A New Pilot Learns from 56th FG Pros.
Brushstrokes
Nose art goes to war.