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sfahistory.org

Links - Society for Aviation History

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Society for Aviation History. A listing that has been added within the last two months will usually be followed by. If you find any bad links, please let me know at:. Scott Thompson - Aero Vintage Books. A-26's, B-25's, and B-17's. Nick Veronico - Wreckchasing. Anthony Taylor - Warbird Photography. Ron Close - Aviation and Assorted Photography. Christopher O'Donnell - Flight of the Resolution. Taigh Ramey - Twin Beech's and Stockton Field Aviation Museum. Ross Sharp - Shortfinal's Blog. San Francisco Sea...

arizonagroundcrew.org

Links and Resources

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Arizona Ground Crew Living History Unit Inc. Http:/ www.hardscrabblefarm.com/ww2/index.htm. Great info for historical and impression research. Great info for historical and impression research. Website for the Eight Air Force Museum during WWII. Http:/ www.armbrustertentmaker.com/. New made WWII tents made by the same company that made them in the War, using the same quality control, correct WWII military spec materials, original patterns, generations of experience. Http:/ www.atthefront.com/. Http:/ www...

articles.warbirdsresourcegroup.org

warbirdsresourcegroup.org - A Warbirds Resource Group Site - Articles

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Warbird News and commentary. The histories of individual warbirds. Enter your search terms. Frederic Borne shares some images of Gabonese Skyraiders from his collection. Taigh Ramey and the crew at Vintage Aircraft. Save a PV-2 Harpoon from impending destruction and bring it back to life! Larry Kraus talks about landing a B-17 Flying Fortress tanker back in 1980 with only one engine. Warbird Information Exchange member Timothy Cox searches the mountains of Vermont for the remains of a crashed Helldiver.

bombardierslounge.com

hotlist

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CHECK IN REGULARLY OR YOU LOSE. A "USO." Dinner and Dance. The Northern California Veterans Musuem. And Heritage Center • Redding, California. For info and how to participate or donate. THE B-29s ARE COMING! The 444th has a trailer. Of their upcoming film! Check out www.444thbg.org. COLLINGS FOUNDATION WWII BOMBER. CREW #1 MAY 26 and 27. CREW #2 MAY 28 and 29. Arizona ground crew living histoyr unit. At www.WarWingsArt.com. Naval Air Museum, Barbers Point, Hawaii. Brad hayes, commanding. Takes down a B-17.

flytoanothertime.com

Resources

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These companies are listed for informational purposes. They are not paying us to advertise and this is not an endorsement of their work. Vintage Wings and Wheels. These companies are listed for informational purposes. They are not paying us to advertise and this is not an endorsement of their products. A list of museums and collections where the rarest vintage aircraft reside. Eagles Mere Air Museum. Golden Age Air Museum. National Air and Space Museum. San Diego Air and Space Museum.

pickledwings.wordpress.com

Beech Model 18, Vintage and Versatile – Pickled Wings

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Fokker Dr.I Dreidecker. DeHavilland Moth and Tiger Moth. Aero Ae-45 and Ae-145. Antonov An-2 “Colt”. DeHavilland DH.98 Mosquito. North American T-6 Texan. Fouga CM.170 Magister. Illyushin Il-14 “Crate”. Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-19 “Farmer”. Mil Mi-1 “Hare”. Mil Mi-4 “Hound”. North American T-28 Trojan. Orličan L-40 Meta Sokol. Sukhoi Su-7 “Fitter”. Dolphin Show at the Airport! Dassault Mirage F.1. Soko J-22 and Avioane Craiova IAR 93. Panavia Tornado F.3. Mil Mi-8/17/171 “Hip”. 8220;Never in Anger”. While in...

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1941 Beechcraft AT-11 Kansan

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tailspinstales.blogspot.com

Tailspin's Tales: January 2012

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First-person accounts of adventure and history in the sky. 8226; WWI Flight Training Mystery Solved. Working on a blog about WWI flying I finally figured out the mystery about my grandfather Norman Dale's flying. But then the armistice was signed on November 18th, 1918—just two months after his graduation, and a few weeks later he was discharged. The Air Service was, in other words, forcibly reconsidering its stance that only commissioned officers, not cadets, would be accepted as aerial observers. T...