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World War II has just ended with the Allies achieving Victory! What’s next for the evolution of warbirds in the military? Introducing the first post-war warbird, the Chance Vought comes roaring out of production and impresses the masses. It has been described as the “nicest of all to fly” and was a big part of…
The US Military loves to break records and in 1961 they broke impressive speed records at low altitudes. Codenamed “Operation Sageburner,” the newly introduced McDonnell 4FH-1F Phantom II jets were just the warbirds the US Navy needed to show the world how fast they can fly. This spitfire of a jet is currently for sale…
The stage is Europe, 1944. World War II is ravaging the continent as the Nazi party continues to advance war-time technologies. Britain needs a warbird so powerful that it can meet two key requirements; 1: Take photographs behind enemy lines acting as reconnaissance, and 2: Be fast enough to outrun Germany’s dreaded Air Force, The…
Owning a part of history is an opportunity that does not present itself often. World War II had a massive impact around the globe, from manufacturing technology to international relations and politics. Huge technological advancements in military and manufacturing happened throughout the war as all countries involved were consistently trying to be the best of…
The Bell UH-1H, better known as a “Huey,” is a manufactured helicopter that was used for many duties throughout the Vietnam war. It was commonly used for training purposes, search and rescue, communications jamming, and airborne radar-assisted surveillance. Flown by MO1 Donald C. Glauthier for the 119th Assault Helicopter Company which was a part of the…