Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino and the flying Japanese Zero with the only original Sakae engine left on Earth
The Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino features the world's only Zero flying with its original Nakajima Sakae engine.
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The Memphis Belle restoration and the thirteen years it took to save America's most famous bomber
The Memphis Belle's 13-year restoration at Wright-Patterson AFB saved America's most famous WWII bomber from decades of decay.
TaildraggerThe Lady Be Good and the B-twenty-four Liberator lost in the Sahara for fifteen years
The Lady Be Good, a B-24 Liberator lost in 1943, sat perfectly preserved in the Sahara for 15 years before discovery.
TaildraggerThe Memphis Belle B-seventeen and the thirteen-year restoration that brought America's most famous bomber home
The Memphis Belle's thirteen-year restoration preserved combat scars from 25 missions over occupied Europe.
TaildraggerSwamp Ghost, the B seventeen Flying Fortress pulled from the jungles of Papua New Guinea after sixty-seven years
The Swamp Ghost B-17E survived 67 years in a Papua New Guinea swamp to become the most original Flying Fortress left on earth.
TaildraggerThe Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino and the last flying Japanese Zero
The Planes of Fame Airshow at Chino features the world's only flying Mitsubishi Zero and hands-on access to rare WWII warbirds.
RampThe DC two and a half and the impossible ferry flight out of China
The legendary story of the DC-2½, a Douglas DC-3 flown out of wartime China in 1941 with a mismatched DC-2 wing bolted to its fuselage.
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