Geneseo, New York based B-127 and London, Ontario based P-51D on the ramp at Manchester, New Hampshire in the 1990s. Manchester, New Hampshire is located in the southern tier of state. It’s a fifty-minute drive to the Seacoast area and into the Atlantic Ocean, and about the same amount of driving south, to the […]
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Remembering the Manchester, New Hampshire Air Shows…
Posted by Ken Kula on November 14th, 2020
Posted in A-6 Intruder, Air National Guard, airshows, Aviation History, Grumman, Helicopters, Trainers, U.S. Navy, Warbird Fighters, warbirds 
Comments Off on Remembering the Manchester, New Hampshire Air Shows…Our A-4 Skyhawk Scrapbook
Posted by ClassicWarbirds Photographer Team on October 10th, 2020
The Douglas/McDonnell Douglas A-4 Skyhawk is a lightweight, single engine, single pilot combat jet which performed its first flight on June 22, 1954. Intended as an aircraft carrier-based attack jet, it was built ruggedly to handle that punishing environment. Today, sixty-six years later, the design continues to soldier on in both the Argentinian Air […]
Posted in Aviation History, Aviation Photographers, Douglas A-4 Skyhawk, Photo Scrapbook, Uncategorized, Warbird Fighters Comments Off on Our A-4 Skyhawk ScrapbookLooking Back at the Wings Over Batavia Air Shows 1996 and 1997
Posted by Ken Kula on August 8th, 2020
The air shows at the Genesee County Airport in Batavia, New York in 1996 and 1997 contained numerous civilian aerobatic acts, but the warbirds and active military action was still outstanding!. Previously, the yearly event was held on the turf runway of the National Warplane Museum’s home base in Geneseo, and focused on mainly warbirds […]
Posted in airshows, Aviation History, Military AIrcraft, Museums, Trainers, Warbird Fighters, warbirds, World War II Comments Off on Looking Back at the Wings Over Batavia Air Shows 1996 and 1997ClassicWarbirds.net Random Warbird Photos #2
Posted by ClassicWarbirds Photographer Team on April 18th, 2020
Here’s one of the best air show party tricks ever… an Royal Australian Air Force F-111C doing the ‘Dump And Burn” for an exciting entry into it’s aerobatic routine at an Avalon Air Show. The RAAF retired the last operational F-111 in the world in 2010; the USAF had retired their last […]
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