Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

MAAM's beautifully restored B-25J, "Briefing Time" (44-29939), waits out a thunder shower.

Bright yellow Cornell awaits the call to duty!

The thunderous roar and sleek lines of this majestic B-17G earn her "Queen of the Skies." Built in 1944, "Yankee Lady" never saw combat action; instead, the plane served with the US Coast Guard and several civil operators before being restored (i.e., reb

"Yankee Doodle Dandy" shows off her sleek lines against a brooding gray sky.

The silver skin of this C-119 blends in with a brooding spring sky.

Beautiful, gleaming Percival P-56 Provost, built 1956.

This 1944-vintage SNJ-4 takes five during the 2006 Mid Atlantic Air Museum World War II Weekend.

Pilot and ramp agent give each other the thumbs up as this 1943 SNJ-4 gets ready to thrill spectators at the MAAM 2006 air show.

One month after I photographed this bird reflecting a sunset in New Jersey, I saw her again at the MAAM World War II Weekend. Beautiful aircraft!

This 1944-vintage C-47 appears in the markings of the Normandy invasion.

A large crowd gathers at the Mid Atlantic Air Museum World War II Weekend to admire this beautiful gleaming Mustang, appropriately named "Glamourous Gal."

Beautiful 1956 SNJ-4 glistens in a glorious spring sunset at Solberg Airport.