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History Under Wraps You never know when you will learn something! I was completely unaware of Germans in the United States being sent to internment camps and then back to Germany during World War II until I read “Trade-Off” in the February 2015 issue. My dad was born in Berlin, Germany, in 1912. My grandfather …
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The First ShturmovikThe Germans beat the Russians in developing a ground-attack airplane—by an entire war. During World War I, few combat assignments were as dangerous and as disliked by aircrews as g… Read MoreThe Magnificent Seven: Korean WarJet combat over Korea gave American WWII aces a chance to rewrite their names in the history books. By October 1951, the seesaw ground war in Korea had stalemated across the 38th P… Read MoreRestored: Diving into the PastEven riding in the back seat, the view from an SBD as it plummets to earth is unforgettable. One of World War II’s most significant airplanes, the Douglas SBD Dauntless was a major… Read MoreP.J. Dahl: P-38 Pilot With Nine LivesLightning ace P.J. Dahl survived being shot up, emergency landings, a runway crash, a midair, a bailout and two days in a life raft. By the time Lockheed’s P-38 Lightning entered t… Read MoreLetter from Aviation History- November 2014Few military aviation missions generate the spectrum of passions associated with close air support. Fighter-bomber pilots have typically performed such ground-attack missions with … Read More
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