Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This aircraft has been moved indoors, accompanied by its Sikorsky brethren in a special exhibit.

The NEAM Starfighter awaits its turn to full restoration.

This aircraft has now been moved indoors and is undergoing full refurbishing at NEAM.

This is one of many fine aircarft on display in the military wing of the New England Air Museum.

On display at the Minn ANG Museum in 148 FW scheme.

Though this airplane did not serve at Duluth, it is painted in their scheme to match their other aircraft.

Cold War photo recon version of the venerable F-4 Phantom.

On display at the Minnesota Air Guard Museum. The tail number, 56-1476, is not the original one assigned to this aircraft.

Also known as the "T-Bird," many ANG pilots trained on this aircraft.

This early all-weather interceptor is preserved at the Minnesota Air Guard Museum.

This fighter-interceptor served during the Korean War and with both Minnesota Air National Guard squadrons.

It may be a funny-looking aircraft, but it was one of the most versatile jet fighter/interceptor designs built.