Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Nice Caribou preserved at the New England Air Museum

An old Cold-Warrior, this Mikoyan-Gueryevich MiG-15 fighter poses in front of a former rival, a Douglas B-66 Devastator, at the New England Air Museum, Windsor Locks, CT.

The T-33 was a tandem-seat version of the Lockheed F-80 Shooting Star. This 1948 example is a popular attraction at the Ben Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.

This Republic P84B "Thunderjet" awaits cosmetic attention. This rare bird is part of the Mid Atlantic Air Museum collection. Built in 1946, old "666" is one of the earliest jets in existence.

This 1953 F-86 Sabre stands guard at VFW Post 34, Shortsville, NY.

Spectators young and old admire the Mid Atlantic Air Museum's maginificent B-25.

With wings folded, the MAAM Avenger seeks refuge from the elements.

With all four big, round engines roaring, Diamond Lil takes to the air at the Reading World War II Weekdend.

She's a bright, yellow crowd pleaser every time!

Silver bird against a silver sky.

Though the Neptune is gaining popularity as a fire bomber, restored warbirds are still uncommon.

Bright blue and yellow Cornell trainer contrasts against a brooding, overcast sky.