Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Powered by a VW engine, this aircraft led the way for the highly successful yet economical Forumula V racing planes.

This 1953 Poberezny homebuilt now hangs in the main auditorium.

This neat little autogiro was powered by a 72-hp McColloch 4-cylinder 2-stroke engine.

The tilting wing and large-diameter props were Kaman modifications to a pre-War Grumman Goose to attain V/STOL capability.

On display in the civilian aircraft wing of the NEAM

This, the second of three prototypes built in Danbury, CT, appears in the factory demonstrator house colors at NEAM.

This was the first aircraft to exceed Mach 2.

A Vans RV6A nears completion in 2008 in the historic NAS Wildwood hangar at Cape May Airport. The engine appears to be some type of automobile V-8 mated to a reduction gear assembly.

The first aircraft to go beyond the Earth's atmosphere faces the first aircraft to break the sound barrier, the Bell X-1.

One of the pleasures of going to small airports is finding an unusual aircraft.

One of two examples built, this aircraft is the sole survivor of Grummans brief entry into the field of general aviation.

This V-tail sailplane is currently on display at the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Long Island, NY.