Allies and Links

Here are some links to our Allies and Friends.  Please support them!

They served our troops during WWII, and continue to serve them today: Support the USO

Justin Lewis and the
FLS Microjet Airshow:
Our good friend Justin Lewis flies the FLS Microjet at Airshows all around the country!

Americans in Wartime Museum
Fairfax, VA 

​The Mid-Atlantic AIr Museum's WWII AAF Control Tower Project

Read more about the MAAM WWII AAF Control  Tower Project in the Warbird News!
Hangar Thirteen is an organization working to restore a Second World War heavy bomber that was shot down near Beauvais, France on 6 September 1943.  This aircraft, Lucky Thirteen, was a Boeing B-17F and, when restored, will be the sole surviving aircraft to have participated in the bloody campaigns against Schweinfurt, Regensburg, and Stuttgart, Germany in the autumn of 1943.

HangarThirteen.org

Mid-Atlantic Air Museum's 27th Annual WWII Weekend: Reading PA, June 2-4, 2017

Greenwood Lake Airshow, West Milford NJ, June 10,11, 2017

Our "Homefront" show!

Arizona Ground Crew Living History Unit

Our Arizona buddies!

John Basilone Parade, Raritan, NJ

It is our honor to be asked to march and participate in the Annual John Basilone Parade

 Civil Air Patrol NJ Wing Convention in Atlantic City,
​Atlantic City Sheraton Convention Center: March 11, 2017

The Irish Pub 164 St. James Place, Atlantic City, NJ  
(609) 344-9063
​The Army Air Forces Historical Association joined us for dinner Friday night. Saterday they did a presentation for the Civil Air Patrol to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of the 1st flight out of Bader Field. We were honored by your visit.

www.paulmartinart.com

"Honoring Those Who Served!"
 with ART of AMERICAN HISTORY!

Limited Edition CIVIL WAR and HISTORICAL Fine Art Prints 
by  PAUL R. MARTIN III,  
Landscapes and Portraits , Gettysburg ,  Civil War,  WWII,  
Revolutionary War,  West Point ,  Vietnam and More!

They Flew With Tigers

They Flew With Tigers,  by Paul R. Martin III is about the unheralded airmen of the 308th Bomb Group of the Fourteenth Air Force’s “Flying Tigers” in China during World War II.  They have received little recognition, while their counterparts of the Eighth and Fifteenth Air Forces in England and Europe have had hundreds of volumes honoring them.  The time to tell their epic story has finally come..

Raven.Digital Photography

Our friend Andre Moraes' Aviation, Events  and Nature Photography

Wheelers For The Wounded
Picture

VGBPhotos.com by  Lorén Hannah

Aviation and Nature Photography by our Friend Loren Hannah