Also, the P-61 nightfighter is really beginning to take shape only fifteen years after she was pulled from the muck of New Guinea:
Monday, June 05, 2006
Another successful WWII Weekend for the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum.
Despite Berks County's cloudy (as usual) skies the air show and ground displays were spectacular. Fyodor's favorites this year included a French Spad 1933 bi-plane trainer and a British Avro Lancaster bomber.
Also, the P-61 nightfighter is really beginning to take shape only fifteen years after she was pulled from the muck of New Guinea:
Also, the P-61 nightfighter is really beginning to take shape only fifteen years after she was pulled from the muck of New Guinea:
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