Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This aircraft is on display near its birthplace, at the Cradle of Aviation Museum on Long Island.

Delivered to the RCAF as 86180, RCN 324; flew with several Canadian spraying operations 1960-2002 as CF-MUD; restored at the NAS Wildwood Fdn. 2002.

The passing crowd at the 2009 MAAM World War II Weekend admires the gleaming fuselage of this fine WWII trainer.

This lovely Kaydet is in the colors honoring the Tuskeegee Airmen.

The forward fuselage section of this heroic bomber has been preserved.

This is the interior of the forward fuselage section of this preserved WWII bomber.

A nice yellow AT-6 trainer in later period markings undergoes restoration at Greenwood Lake, NJ (N41). The Pratt & Whittney R1340 engine appeared to have been overhauled recently. I hope to see this fine aircraft in the air soon.

This Fairchild C-123 provider has been preserved in Vietnam-era markings at the Air Moblility Command Museum, Dover, DE.

This old "Jug" is masquerading as 45-20344; she is on display at the New England Air Museum.

This Skytrain is being restored as a Vietnam War "Spooky" gunship.

This nifty Marine trainer is temporarily on display at the Naval Air Station Wildwood Foundation Museum.

This Sikorsky S-62A Seaguard (c/n 62141) is displayed at the Naval Air Station Wildwood Foundation Museum.