Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Finding this warbird at a county airport in New Jersey was an unexpected treat.

This particularly handsome example is on display at the NASM Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.

Built in 1953, this particular aircraft was the last operational Crusader; it also flew the most hours of any Crusader built.

This has to be the shiniest Shooting Star I have seen!

Lovely old classic with futuristic looks at the NASM.

Nice Korean War rotorcraft on display at the NASM Steven Udvar-Hazy Center.

Originally built as an F-14A, this aircraft was one of the few to be converted to a D model. She is credited with a MiG kill off the coast of Libya.

The strange little aircraft is the first rotary-wing drone and the first rotor craft to carry a nuke.

Sleek Century jet fighter on display at the Steven Udvar-Hazy Center.

This MiG 15bis also served with the Chinese Air Force, number 4320.

This former Indonesian Air Force MiG 21 has been repainted to represent Soviet Air Force 2163 Red.

These machines served many roles during the Vietnam War.