The American Heritage Museum’s JU 87 Stuka Restoration
By Adam Estes Despite being one of the most infamous dive bombers of World War II, the Junkers Ju 87…
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CAF A-26B Invader “Night Mission” Flies Again After Major Restoration Effort
After years of dedicated restoration work, the Commemorative Air Force’s A-26B Invader "Night Mission" roared…
Rare 1952 Douglas AD-4NA Skyraider “The Proud American” Offered by Platinum Fighter Sales
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The Smith Family de Havilland Mosquito and its link to RAF East Fortune
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Airworks Donates Historic North American F-100F Super Sabre to Fort Worth Aviation Museum
Airworks donated a rare North American F-100F Super Sabre to the Fort Worth Aviation Museum.…
Today in Aviation History: Ed Link Introduces the Ground-Based Flight Trainer
On April 14, 1929, Ed Link introduced the world’s first ground-based flight trainer—an invention that…
“Ready 4 Duty” Prepares for Navy to Victory Tour Across the Atlantic
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National Air and Space Museum Prepares for a New Modern Military Aviation Gallery
The new gallery will showcase how aviation technologies were impacted by the events from the…
The Convair XC-99: A Forgotten Giant at Davis-Monthan AFB
The XC-99, a colossal and largely forgotten aircraft, sits in storage at Davis-Monthan AFB, awaiting…
Museum of Flight’s All-Ages Spacesuit Design Contest Now Open
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Today in Aviation History: The Last Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress is Delivered
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