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GoodyearFG-1D Corsair “Skyboss” parked at the Pacific theater encampment. Back tothumbnails

ANorthrop P-61B “Black Widow” night fighter being restored by the MAAM.When restoration is complete, it will be the only flyable P-61B in the world. Back tothumbnails

NorthAmerican SNJ-5 “Bonnie Sue” in Marine markings. Owned by Dan Caldaralefrom Red Lion airport, N.J. Back tothumbnails

“OK,hook ‘er up and we’ll tow you to the active.” Cavalry re-enactors get someexercise in front of the B-17 parking area. Back tothumbnails

Nobodyrides this guy’s bumper. View of tail gunner position on B-17G “YankeeLady” belonging to the Yankee Air Museum in Michigan. Back tothumbnails

B-17G”Fuddy Duddy” from the National Warplane Museum in New York taxis toparking. Back tothumbnails

MAAMDouglas R4D in a “WWII maintenance corral.” Back tothumbnails

RoyChaffin (L) and Bill Rambow (R) were letting visitors fly their R4D flightsimulator. Chaffin, Rambow and Jan Vissor put in over 5,000 man-hours developingthe realistic sim of the MAAM’s Douglas R4D, which can be used with MS FlightSimulator 98 or 2000. Freedownloads are available. Back tothumbnails

MidAtlantic Air Museum’s N3N-3 primary Navy trainer built at the Naval AircraftFactory in Philadelphia, Pa. Back tothumbnails

A rare Navy SBD-5 DouglasDauntless dive bomber belonging to the Dixie wing of the Confederate Air Force. Back tothumbnails