Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Experimental jet fighter fitted with a turboprop!

Such a face only a mother could love. This aircraft was designed to be carried aloft in the open bomb baby of a B-29 or B-50 bomber.

This was one of several experimental V/STOL aircraft of the 1950s.

This aircraft is a new exhibit at the Aviation Hall of Fame of New Jersey.

This is the modified Rolls-Royce Merlin from this legendary racer. This portion has been restored; the rest of the aircraft is currently undergoing restoration.

This aircraft is currently undergoing restoration. The propeller is heavily modified, according to the NEAM placard.

This was a one-time Sikorsky demonstrator of its XH-39 helicopter. The type was the first turbine-powered rotorcraft. She is a proud new addition to the New England Air Museum

Old eighty-six bravo gets some attention and TLC in preparation for the 2013 flying season.

A sleek new bird receives attention to her rudder in the hanger of the Champaign Aviation Museum.

Robert A. Hoover flew this Shrike Commander for some 20 years, performing amazing feats of airmanship with this aircraft before donating it to the museum.

The massive wing of the Boeing Stratoliner frames this diminutive homebuilt.

This example was built by Harold Weston.