Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This nice Sabreliner occupies a backlot at MKE; the N269Y registration is fictitious and belongs to a Vans RV-6.

The auxiliary fuel tank advertises the Kenosha Military Museum, of which this aircraft is now a part.

The control car and two Pratt & Whitney R-1340 engines are undergoing restoration at the New England Air Museum.

Gleaming display at NEAM, accompanied by P&W J-57 engine that powered it

On loan from NMNA, on display at NEAM

This E-1B was the last of its type to be retired from US Navy service; she now enjoys the leisure of retirement for airplane buffs like us to enjoy.

I have always like the turquoise blue on this aircraft.

This Cold War beauty, on loan from NMNA, is currently on display at NEAM.

This aircraft is prominently displayed right at the front gate of the New England Air Museum.

This aircraft was license built under English Electric by Martin in 1952.

Cold War fighter on display at the New England Air Museum.

This Lockheed TV-2 (T-33) trainer is on display at the New England Air Museum.