My main interest is the 60s Space Race, and that is where I'm concentrating most of my time. However, I have posted a few pictures of World War II relics.
- Eighth Air Force Memorial at the National Air Force Museum
- Arlington National Cemetery
- B-17 Miss Liberty Belle at Grissom Air Museum
- B-17 interior, exterior, and in-flight pictures from Nine-O-Nine, the Collings Foundation's flying B-17, during the Wings of Freedom 2006 tour
- B-17 Sentimental Journey (SN 483514) at one of its tour stops
- B-17 Yankee Doodle II (SN 483884) at the 8th Air Force Museum
- A B-17 Type A-1A upper machine gun turret at the Air Force Museum
- A B-17 ball turret at the Air Force Museum
- B-18 Bolo at the Air Force Museum
- B-24 interior, exterior, and in-flight pictures from Diamond Lil, the CAF's flying B-24, during the 2006 flying tour
- B-24 Louisiana Belle II (SN 448781) at the 8th Air Force Museum
- B-24 interior, exterior, and in-flight pictures from Witchcraft, the Collings Foundation's flying B-24, during the Wings of Freedom 2006 tour
- B-25B, SN 40-2344, "Doolittle Raiders" display at the Air Force Museum
- B-25H, SN 43-4899 at the Air Zoo
- B-25J, SN 44-86872 at the Museum of Aviation
- B-25 interior and exterior pictures from Tondelayo, the Collings Foundation's flying B-25, during the Wings of Freedom tour
- B-25 Passionate Paulette at the Grissom Air Museum
- B-25N, SN 44-30363 at Strategic Air & Space
- A cut-away B-25N, SN 44-28738, at Strategic Air & Space
- B-25 Bendix A-9 gun turret, at the Museum of Aviation
- A Norden bombsight, at Virginia Air & Space
- C-47 349270 at the Grissom Air Museum
- C-47 exterior pictures from the Air Zoo
- JB-2 at the Air Force Museum.
- JB-2 at the Udvar-Hazy Center.
- KD2G-2 (a derivative of the V-1) at Battleship Memorial Park.
- Suzanne Parish's pink P-40 Warhawk (47619), at the Air Zoo
- P-51 Moonbeam McSwine (SN 414237) at the 8th Air Force Museum
- V-1 at the Air Zoo, both when it was undergoing restoration and after it was put on display.
- V-1 at the Kansas Cosmosphere.
- V-1 at the National Air & Space Museum.
- V-1 at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center.
- V-2 replica at the Omniplex
- Cut-away V-2 engine turbopump at the Air Force Museum
- V-2 engine at the Air Force Museum
I have literally tens of thousands of additional pictures (at least several thousand of which are good enough for other people to look at :-) which I will be sorting through and posting in the coming days, weeks, months, and years.