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Military Aviation Museum Honors Bomber Pilot Killed in WWII

Aviation Museum of New Hampshire marks Veterans Day by taking possession of a fragment of the B-17 for a new display.

News WWII-Vintage Bomb Explodes On Japanese Airport Mark Phelps

Airports World War II-Era Aircraft Visit World’s Third-Busiest Airport Ryan Ewing

Ask FLYING Why Are Some Military Airplanes Gold?Meg Godlewski

Aviation History When Flying a ‘Little Yellow Bird’ Became a White-Knuckle Affair Gary Figgins

Aircraft That Time When WACO Designers Went a Little Crazy Jason McDowell

Aircraft GAMI’s G100UL Unleaded Fuel Successfully Powers Historic WWII Aircraft Amelia Walsh

Military Last Known Battle of Britain Pilot Turns 105 Mark Phelps

Simulators Recreating the de Havilland Tiger Moth Patrick Chovanec

Military WWII-Era ‘Philippine Mars’ Transport Seaplane Headed to Arizona Museum Russ Niles

Aviation History A War-Torn Tale of Love, Service Travis Tingle

Simulators Reaching Uncharted Corners of the Globe in a Fokker F.VII Patrick Chovanec

Aviation History ‘Masters of the Air’ Miniseries Is Must-See TV for Aviation Buffs Meg Godlewski

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