Flying Legends at Duxford and the warbird airshow where Spitfires still own the English sky
Flying Legends at Duxford is the world's premier warbird airshow, flying WWII fighters from the same grass where they once went to war.
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Doc the B-twenty-nine Superfortress and the sixteen-year volunteer miracle that brought her back from the Mojave Desert
How 300,000 hours of volunteer labor brought B-29 Doc from a desert hulk to the second flying Superfortress in the world.
TaildraggerDoc the B-twenty-nine Superfortress and the sixty-year resurrection from a weapons range in the Mojave Desert
How a B-29 Superfortress abandoned on a Navy weapons range was restored to flight over nearly two decades by volunteers in Wichita.
TaildraggerWarbirds Over the Beach at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach and the collection where every airplane still flies
Warbirds Over the Beach at Virginia Beach's Military Aviation Museum features 60+ flyable warbirds on a coastal grass strip every May.
RampThe Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino and the museum where every warbird still flies
The Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino Airport flies the rarest warbirds on earth, including the only airworthy P-26 Peashooter and Northrop N9M flying wing.
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The 16-year restoration of B-29 Superfortress 'Doc' from desert hulk to flying warbird is one of aviation's greatest preservation stories.
TaildraggerThe Twelve-Year Resurrection of Dottie Mae, the P-47 Thunderbolt That Ditched on VE Day
The P-47 Thunderbolt Dottie Mae ditched in an Austrian lake on VE Day 1945, sat submerged for 60 years, and flew again in 2017 after a 12-year restoration.
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