Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

The mortal remains rest in the scrapyard at the Museo del Aire.

A derelict C-127 lies among other aeronautical detritus in the scrapyard at el Museo del Aire, presumably donating parts in the restoration of two similar aircraft at the museum.

This aircraft suffered a landing accident in 1992; its carcass remains stored at the museum's boneyard.

Bereft of its engines, this rare Convairliner sits in a puddle at the Balser compound at Oshkosh.

This bird has given its vital parts to other DC-3s converted to turbo power at Basler Turbo Conversions.

This bird has given its vital parts to other DC-3s converted to turbo power at Basler Turbo Conversions.

Obiously wearing a fictitious registration, this derelict Cessna occupies a backlot with other retired military planes.

This sad-looking U.S. Navy Sabreliner now occupies a backlot at General Billy Mitchell Field, Milwaukee, WI.

This sad-looking U.S. Navy Sabreliner now occupies a backlot at General Billy Mitchell Field, Milwaukee, WI.

This sad-looking USAF Sabreliner now occupies a backlot at General Billy Mitchell Field, Milwaukee, WI.

This old Raven has definitely seen better days. I believe this aircraft was used as a spares source for the beautifully restored example at the Naval Air Station Wildwood museum.

Marooned at Cape May County Airport. Formerly Spanish AF T9-2 and 372-02.