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D-Day SquadronAn ambitious attempt to fly as many C-47s from North America as possible in order to celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy.
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Affirm-ative Action!There has been a resurgence of Hellcats brought back to airworthy condition lately, and the latest to take flight following restoration is the Collings Foundation’s unique -3N variant, originally built to be a nocturnal nemesis to the Japanese!
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Berlin Airlift @ SeventyA massive effort was expended in bringing food and supplies to the beleaguered citizens of West Berlin during the Soviet blockade. Those efforts were recently commemorated in a salute to the Berlin Airlift on the 70^th anniversary of that event.
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Breeze’s Last CorsairWarbird Digest delivers a fascinating tale that includes a personal link to an award-winning Corsair that is still flying today.
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Cold War PhoenixThis Cold War-era trainer is hot! Strap in for a ride in an immaculately restored L-39.
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Final WitnessDan McBride is the last survivor from his own "Band of Brothers."
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Hot Rod LimaThis much-upgraded Scooter continues to fly in civilian hands.
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Les BroussardsU·til·i·tar·i·an (adjective) designed to be useful or practical, rather than attractive—that pretty much describes the Max Holste Broussard “to a T.” Several of these French-built aircraft have found a home in the United States, where they are very much appreciated by their owners.
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Miss HAP—Queen of the FleetThis earliest-surviving North American Aviation B-25 Mitchell has a fascinating past, and Warbird Digest dove deep to bring you its entire history.
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Sky Truckin’ ConvairsSome ex-military aircraft must earn their keep to ensure survival. That is the case with Conquest Air Cargo’s C-131s based in Florida, plying the highway in the sky.
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Still FlyingDoug Matthews gets nostalgic, waxing lyrically about America’s first jet, and takes Warbird Digest readers along for a flight in this iconic trainer, the T-33.
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Storch Over NorwayThis lovingly restored Fieseler Storch routinely flies the skies of Norway, as many did when that country was occupied by the Germans during World War Two.
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D-Day SquadronAn ambitious attempt to fly as many C-47s from North America as possible in order to celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy.

Affirm-ative Action!There has been a resurgence of Hellcats brought back to airworthy condition lately, and the latest to take flight following restoration is the Collings Foundation’s unique -3N variant, originally built to be a nocturnal nemesis to the Japanese!

Berlin Airlift @ SeventyA massive effort was expended in bringing food and supplies to the beleaguered citizens of West Berlin during the Soviet blockade. Those efforts were recently commemorated in a salute to the Berlin Airlift on the 70^th anniversary of that event.

Breeze’s Last CorsairWarbird Digest delivers a fascinating tale that includes a personal link to an award-winning Corsair that is still flying today.

Cold War PhoenixThis Cold War-era trainer is hot! Strap in for a ride in an immaculately restored L-39.

Final WitnessDan McBride is the last survivor from his own "Band of Brothers."

Hot Rod LimaThis much-upgraded Scooter continues to fly in civilian hands.

Miss HAP—Queen of the FleetThis earliest-surviving North American Aviation B-25 Mitchell has a fascinating past, and Warbird Digest dove deep to bring you its entire history.

Sky Truckin’ ConvairsSome ex-military aircraft must earn their keep to ensure survival. That is the case with Conquest Air Cargo’s C-131s based in Florida, plying the highway in the sky.

Still FlyingDoug Matthews gets nostalgic, waxing lyrically about America’s first jet, and takes Warbird Digest readers along for a flight in this iconic trainer, the T-33.

Storch Over NorwayThis lovingly restored Fieseler Storch routinely flies the skies of Norway, as many did when that country was occupied by the Germans during World War Two.

D-Day SquadronAn ambitious attempt to fly as many C-47s from North America as possible in order to celebrate the 75th anniversary of D-Day in Normandy.

Affirm-ative Action!There has been a resurgence of Hellcats brought back to airworthy condition lately, and the latest to take flight following restoration is the Collings Foundation’s unique -3N variant, originally built to be a nocturnal nemesis to the Japanese!

Berlin Airlift @ SeventyA massive effort was expended in bringing food and supplies to the beleaguered citizens of West Berlin during the Soviet blockade. Those efforts were recently commemorated in a salute to the Berlin Airlift on the 70th anniversary of that event.

Breeze’s Last CorsairWarbird Digest delivers a fascinating tale that includes a personal link to an award-winning Corsair that is still flying today.

Cold War PhoenixThis Cold War-era trainer is hot! Strap in for a ride in an immaculately restored L-39.

Final WitnessDan McBride is the last survivor from his own "Band of Brothers."

Hot Rod LimaThis much-upgraded Scooter continues to fly in civilian hands.

Miss HAP—Queen of the FleetThis earliest-surviving North American Aviation B-25 Mitchell has a fascinating past, and Warbird Digest dove deep to bring you its entire history.

Sky Truckin’ ConvairsSome ex-military aircraft must earn their keep to ensure survival. That is the case with Conquest Air Cargo’s C-131s based in Florida, plying the highway in the sky.

Still FlyingDoug Matthews gets nostalgic, waxing lyrically about America’s first jet, and takes Warbird Digest readers along for a flight in this iconic trainer, the T-33.

Storch Over NorwayThis lovingly restored Fieseler Storch routinely flies the skies of Norway, as many did when that country was occupied by the Germans during World War Two.

Berlin Airlift @ SeventyA massive effort was expended in bringing food and supplies to the beleaguered citizens of West Berlin during the Soviet blockade. Those efforts were recently commemorated in a salute to the Berlin Airlift on the 70^th anniversary of that event.