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The Chocks Master
The Chocks Master by Moreno Aguiari Over the decade or so of my being an…
The EAA’s Rare B-25H Mitchell Takes to the Skies
Following an in-depth, nearly five year restoration effort, the Experimental Aircraft Association's rare H-model B-25 Mitchell…
Silver Wings Coffee Company – WWII Aviation Themed Coffee Available Online
While gourmet coffee may not exactly be the first thing one thinks about when it…
Naval History & Heritage Command Revives Trade & Exchange Policy
The Secretary of the Navy has issued a policy change in the last few days…
PJ Aviation’s Pristine, Fully-Restored, Combat Veteran CCF Harvard Mk.IV
PJ Aviation, a provider of aviation brokerage, acquisition, marketing and consulting services, is pleased to…
Yankee Air Museum Seeks Information on B-24J Known as Michigan
April 22, 2019— The Yankee Air Museum in Ypsilanti, Michigan is actively seeking first person accounts…
US Army Golden Knights to Jump at WWII Heritage Days
The record-setting U.S. Army Golden Knights aerial demonstration team will display its acclaimed parachuting skills…
Fennec Rising – The First Production T-28S Fennec is Flying Again!
The North American T-28 Trojan is one of military aviation's truly great aircraft, both in…
Tour Aboard Hawker Siddeley Nimrod R.1 at RAF Museum Cosford
RAF Museum Cosford in Shropshire, England is opening up one of their rare electronics surveillance…
RocketRoute Offers Unprecedented Flight Support to Aid D-Day Squadron Atlantic Crossing
RocketRoute, a leading provider of Flight Plan Filing and Management, is providing the D-Day Squadron…
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