Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

One of my favorites!

The WB-50D was a weather reconnaissance version of the B-50 bomber.

This Huskie set several performance records before retirement.

The O-2 was the military version of the 337 Super Skymaster.

The B-57 was a replacement for the Douglas A-26.

The P-suffix was the gunship version of the Huey.

This STOL cargo transport served in Southeast Asia.

The Voodoo on display is a reconnaissance version of the basic fighter; this aircraft took part in the Cuban Missile Crisis.

World War II buffs will instantly recognize the artwork; Memphis Belle II is named after the famous B-17F of the same name.

Nice example of the earliest Phantom variant.

Original developed for the U.S. Marine Corps, the Bronco found its way to the Air Force.

This Bird Dog served in Southeast Asia.