Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This Piper Aztec has been sitting here for quite a while. Her tires flattened and the runway at Newton Airport blocked by utility construction vehicles, there is no way out for this old bird.

This poor biplane sits in an abandoned hangar at Newton Airport, with no way out.

This oldtimer has a second career as a gate guardian at Merritt Field Airport (4PN7).

A cross-section from this crashed aircraft was taken, presumably to offer a people at the Air Mobility Command Museum a view of the wing structure.

This Piper Tomahawk, a long-time resident at Aeroflex Andover, looks as if she hasn't flown in a while, judging from the fungal growth on the wings and elevator.

Forlorn - faded and decidedly static.

No, this photo is not askew; that is the angle of this 1958 aircraft, as I saw her at Sussex Airport, NJ. Tires were flat, as well. I last spotted this aircraft seven years ago in Kutztown, PA; she looked a lot healthier then.

Eight years after I first spotted this poor girl, she was still in pretty much the same spot and condition.

This aircraft, having served with the 4th Fighter Sq., was written off in New Jersey, having crashed during a training flight on May 4, 1943.

This aircraft, having served with the 4th Fighter Sq., was written off in New Jersey, having crashed during a training flight on May 4, 1943.

Sad to see such a classic aircraft languish like this...

This Warhawk went down during a training mission in New Jersey on October 1, 1942. Fortunately, the pilot was able to bail out.