Today In Aviation History: First Jet Takeoff and Landing on Aircraft Carrier
On December 3, 1945, Lieutenant-Commander Eric Melrose Brown made aviation history by launching and landing…
Yorkshire Air Museum Prepares for Santa Airlines’ Fourth Annual Holiday Arrival
Yorkshire Air Museum will welcome back Santa Airlines for its fourth year on December 13,…
Fall Activities At The New Englad Air Museum
On Sunday, October 13th the Museum will hold an Open Cockpit Day. Visitors can climb…
F-35 Hangar Dedicated to WWII Pilots Who Flew The P-38
Officials from Lockheed Martin dedicated a hangar to the people who built, flew and maintained…
Planes of Fame Living History Event October 12th 2013
The Planes of Fame Air Museum (Chino, CA) presents its monthly Living History Event. The…
Save the Bomber Plant!
The mission of Warbirds News is to play a role in safeguarding the heritage of…
“Women Can’t Fly”, A Video Interview with WASP Florence “Shutsy” Reynolds
Here is another clip from our friends Adam and Kara of The Restorers. Kara explains:…
The “Save The Bomber Plant” Campaing
SAVE A PIECE OF HISTORY The Yankee Air Museum and the Michigan Aerospace Foundation are…
Pensacola Navy Museum’s 50th Anniversary Event Postponed
The Navy announced Wednesday that it is postponing events marking the 50th anniversary of the…
The Luftwaffe in 1961 by Howard “Scrappy” Johnson, Part 3
In the Luftwaffe, pilots are subject to the laws of the civilian courts while flying. …
B-17e Desert Rat Restoration Project Update
Mike Kellner, with much assistance from Chris Gibson, has just completed the arduous task of…
Restoration of Prototype XP-82 Twin Mustang, End of Summer Update
Every month here at Warbirds News we are excited to receive the email from Weezie,…
Video Interview With B-24 Co-Pilot Ralph Lynn
Kara Martinelli, producer of The Restorers. For one of our first stories for "The Restorers"…
The Luftwaffe in 1961 by Howard “Scrappy” Johnson, Part 2
To read part one click HERE. After his first emotions of relief subsided, he remembered…
The Commemorative Air Force Dixie Wing’s Corsair Is Finally Back!
Two weeks. If you asked anyone at the the CAF Dixie Wing when the Corsair…
Recovering a Dornier 217.ZA in a French Cave
On September the 21, 2013 the BBC's website published an interesting article written by Chris…
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