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On October 25, 2016, the aviation community lost one of the most extraordinary aviators in American history, Robert A. “Bob” Hoover. In the course of his...

In the 1980s, Aaron Tippin had his heart set on becoming an airline pilot and airshow performer. Just before he took his ATP checkride, the economy took a downturn and airlines weren’t hiring, so he turned to country music where he became immensely successful. His achievement allowed Aaron to reconnect with his love of aviation, warbirds, and family. This is the story of three generations of Tippin aviators and a beautiful SNJ-5C.

The Flugmuseum Messerschmitt operates several airworthy aircraft that remain the legacy of a great aircraft designer, Willy Messerschmitt. When the museum’s Me 109G-4 made a rare...

The recent completion of the world’s only flying A-20 Havoc was highly anticipated by warbird enthusiasts, historians, and the veterans who flew them into combat. Worldwide...

Military Aviation Museum recognized the 100th Anniversary of the outbreak of World War One with “Biplanes and Triplanes,” a unique airshow that highlights MAM’s collection of...

Ask anyone between 40 and 50 years old who has a passion for warbirds, “What was your favorite childhood television show?” Odds are most will exclaim, “Baa Baa Black Sheep!”...

When the USAF ended support for the popular T6A Texan II demo team and Heritage Flight, groans were heard around the warbird world. Those who attended...

What would a warbird reenactment be without “the bad guys?” Luigino Caliaro travelled from Italy to learn more about the group that has for decades brought...

When John Sessions’ Historic Flight Foundation takes part in Paine Field’s annual General Aviation Day, scores of photographers show up to photograph warbirds. Lyle Jansma hatched...