Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

Kudos for the Warriors & Warbirds Museum, Monroe, NC, for restoring and keeping such a fine aircraft flying.

The U.S. Air Force version of this U.S. Navy sing-wing fighter-bomber served in both Southeast Asia and Iran (Desert Shield).

Painted to represent an OA-12 search and rescue craft

Though it looks like two P-51D fuselages bonded together with a new center wing, the aircraft was actually an new design. Too late to see action during World War II, it proved its might during the early years of the Korean War.

As seen at the annual Open House, McGuire AFB.

In the colors to represent a night bomber during the Korean War

Masquerading as 315174, this timeless Skytrain poses with a rare Waco Hadrian assault glider, ready for D-Day.

This aircraft was developed from the AT-6 trainer and used during the Korean War.

This beauty was a test evaluation machine for the H-5, a rotor craft that would gain fame for its rescue role during the Korean War.

Two British Merlin-powered classic beauties side by side!

This fine example of Germany's most common fighter during World War II is now on display at the National Museum of the US Air Force. It was formerly 610824 with the Bulgarian Air Force and 9664 with the Yugoslav Air Force.

The port wing of a B-24 frames a very nice Culver Cadet; I wish it were a lot closer me to have gotten a better shot.