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Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

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22-325 photo, click to enlarge
The U.S. produced examples of the British SE-5A, powered by a Wright Hispano E when it entered World War I in 1917.
N39DH photo, click to enlarge
A very nice exhibit at the National Museum of the U.S. Air FOrce.
36-207 photo, click to enlarge
The Northrop A-17A was developed from the Gamma 2F.
N18922 photo, click to enlarge
Actually, this is a YPT-16, a prototype monowing primary trainer developed from the Ryan STA. It wears fictitious serial number 40-44.
33-146 photo, click to enlarge
It may be funny-looking, but that this design was so far ahead of its time led Hap Arnold to proclaim the aircraft the air-power wonder of its day.
N10767 photo, click to enlarge
Beautiful old Golden Age classic on display for all to admire at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force
31-559 photo, click to enlarge
The P-12 was one of the most successful U.S. interwar fighers.
26-233 photo, click to enlarge
This faithful trainer has been restored and preserved at the USAF Museum in Dayton.
N5852 photo, click to enlarge
This is the original rudder from Waco GXE NC5852. It is on display at the Waco Aircraft Museum, Troy, OH.
N14041 photo, click to enlarge
This 1934 beauty has a corner office at the Waco Aircraft Museum, Troy, OH.
N920W photo, click to enlarge
This beautiful replica of the very first Waco is on display at the Waco Aircraft Museum, Troy, OH.
N13918 photo, click to enlarge
Built in 1929, this is the only Waco to have had its fabric skin replaced with metal. She has earned her retirement at the Waco Aviation Museum, Troy, OH.