Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This Lodestar was formerly at the Museum of Aviation, Warner Robbins AFB; it was brought to the Air Mobility Command Museum inside a C-5 Galaxy.

The Flitfire was a special edition of 48 Cubs Piper sent to England in 1941 to help in that country's War effort.

Previously, I saw this aircraft at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum in Pennsylvania. Now, I finally had the chance to admire this beautiful restoration close up.

This Stinson Voyager is part of the Keystone Wing of the Commemorative Air Force.

This was the first time I saw one of these primary trainers outside a museum. Nice!

Sally B makes a rare appearance in the United States, visiting a US Air Force Open House in 2008.

I caught this beauty two years ago at the MAAM World War II Weekend. On May 28, 2016, this aircraft crashed into the Hudson River, killing its pilot.

Powered by a VW engine behind the rotary engine face, this looks like to be a partial-scale replica of the elegant German World War I fighter.

This old Aeronca has been creatively painted pink - she's probably one of a kind!

This beautiful trainer made an appearance at Grimes Airport, August 2015.

This beautiful Yellow Peril trainer was at historic Van Sant Airport, Erwinna, PA.

This is the second of two replicas of Charles Lindbergh's famous airplane. This one is a true flying replica.