Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

German-designed, Spanish-built fighter, WWII

Colorful Spanish-built Me-109, powered by a British Rolls-Royce Merlin.

Beuatiful replica of Russian fighter in Spanish Air Force markings

Masquerading as C6-35 (463-06), this beautifully restored Texan is actually C6-159.

After serving in the U.S., this aircraft went on to the Spanish Air Force, in whose colors she is preserved at the Museo del Aire.

One of three Texans on display at the Museo del Aire

The Museo del Aire rescued old N86427, which lay derelict in Malta, and repainted her to resemble 74-17, the only Mitchell in Spanish Air Force inventory.

A DC-3 is always a welcome sight, especially when one is so far from home.

The Spanish Air Force ID is fake; this aircraft flew as EC-693 with SAESA.

This rare classic flying boat has finally been taken indoors and is undergoing restoration.

Small but tough; these trainers and target drones saw widespread throughout the war and thereafter.

This was the last of the line of biplanes Allen Meyers built in pursuit of a U.S. Army contract for primary trainers.