Emma Quedzuweit

Emma Quedzuweit

Emma Quedzuweit is a historial researcher and graduate school student originally from California, but travels extensively for work and study. She is the former Assitant Editor at AOPA Pilot magazine and currently freelance writes along with personal projects invovled in the search for missing in action aviators from World War I and II. She is a Private Pilot with Single Engine Land and Sea ratings and tailwheel endorsement and is part-owner of a 1946 Piper J-3 Cub. Her favorite aviation experience was earning a checkout in a Fairchild PT-19.
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WWII Warbirds from the CAF Capital Wing to Appear in Nine States

Book a ride in an impressive lineup of warbirds on their tour throughout the United…

Author Talk: “Vanished in Valor | Cold Case Search for my MIA Brother”

Dr. Michael Darter will present his lifelong research into the mission and crew surrounding his…

RAF Museum Secures £650k Grant for Midlands Development Program

The funding will support facility expansion, immersive exhibitions, and education programs.

B-29 Superfortress “DOC” Flight Experience available in Lawton, OK, April 14 & 15

The World War II bomber will be making two appearances in Oklahoma.

Intrepid Air Museum Produces Video Series of FG-1D Corsair Restoration

A series of short videos on the museum's YouTube channel highlights details of the aircraft…

Author Book Talk Looks at African American Aviation Pioneers

Award-winning author Sherri L. Smith will also read from her children’s book, "Who Were the Tuskegee…

Historic de Havilland DH.115 Vampire Jet Joins Australian Warbird Fleet

The former Swiss jet trainer will soon fly in airshows around the country

Author Book Signings at the Military Aviation Museum, March 2025

Francis Pike will present his two books, "Hirohito’s War: The Pacific War, 1941-1945," and "Victory…

Hangar Talk and Flying Demo of the MiG-15bis at Planes of Fame Air Museum

On Saturday, March 1, 2025, the Planes of Fame Air Museum will host a special…

H+STEM Day at the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force

Explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Through the Lens of World War II.