Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This has to be the coolest gate guardian around!

Some 300,000 hours went into restoring this aircraft over a 20-year span.

This is one of the most famous aircraft of all time.

A Corsair and a Curtiss P-40 appear in to be having a contest who is more aggressive.

The N2S-5 was the Navy version of the PT-13D. After Boeing took over Lloyd Stearman's operation, the company built over 10,000 of these lovely biplanes.

Unusual to see one of these with floats!

This aircraft was 51-22963 in Korean War service; she is now on display at the Udvar-Hazy Center.

This handsome example is positioned to give viewers a good closeup of the aircraft's handsome profile.

Hiding under the tail of Enola Gay.

This racing Mustang is on display at the Udvar-Hazy Center.

This poor Beech T34A Mentor, built 1965, suffered a gear-up landing, causing a bent prop. She was donated to the Wings of Freedom museum, with whom she will eventually be restored.

This P-38L has been painted to represent the aircraft flown by Maj. Thomas McGuire, in whose name McGuire AFB is named.