Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This very nice sport plane was taking a break at the 2009 Greenwood Lake airshow.

The Wagner Twin was the idea of Mr. Harold Wagner; the machine incorporated the fuselages of a Piper J-3 Cub and PA-11 Cub Special. This is a model at the Piper Aviation Museum; the original was destroyed in 1957.

This lovely Air Camper is seen at her new home, the Eagle's Mere Air Museum.

Very sleek aerobatic aircraft, seen at Greenwood Lake, NJ.

Jerry Wells's beautiful modified Jungmeister takes a break for the next day's airshow performance.

Classic and historic aircraft on display at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum.

Stanley Hiller, Jr., in 1944 designed and built this, the first coaxial rotor craft in the United States.

In 1936, the U.S. government sponsored and underwrote an effort to provide middle-class people with an affordable flying machine.

The Bensen B-8M is one of the most popular homebuilt aircraft; "The Spirit of Kittyhawk" was the prototype.

Before there were drones, there were ultralights. The Monterrey Park police were the first force in the US to use such aircraft. They donated this, their second, to the NASM.

Scottish designer Don Mitchell conceived of this aircraft in 1979.

Waldo Waterman's 1957 creation combines the best of the worlds of aviation and automobilia.