Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This wonderful replica is on view at the excellent Virginia Aviation Museum.

Words cannot express my joy upon seeing a Mossie for the first time in person.

Still airworthy after 70 years, this aircraft has traveled to Siam (Thailand) and Mexico.

Built in 1943, this late-model Mitchell saw action in World War II. It is on display in the EAA's new Eagle Hangar.

This rare aircraft is a late-build L version of the "Forked-Tail Devil," believed to have served briefly at the end of the War.

This British gem is on loan from the Museum of Flight. It served in Ireland and Canada. Note the pointed tail on this version, along with the unusual oil cooler scoop.

At the EAA AirVenture Museum, on loan from the Museum of Flight.

This fine P-51D is named after the EAA's founder, Paul Poberezny.

This beauty is on display at the Eagle Hanger of the EAA AirVenture museum.

The Spanish-built versions are more common than the original German He-111, on which they are based. Rolls-Royce Merlins are used instead of the Daimler-Benz found on the German machines.

Nice early version of the famous Heinkel bomber; the later versions have the greenhouse cockpit.

French license-built Fieseler Storch @ Museo del Aire