Edited from an article by Caitlyn Bruszewki for GlobalAir While much of the vintage military aviation world was focused upon Europe during the buildup to the 75th Anniversary Celebrations of the D-Day Invasion in Normandy, […]
World War II Pathfinder pilot Lt. Col. David Hamilton (97), from Prescott, Arizona, returned to the same British airfield from which he and fellow pilots launched a pre-invasion strike on June 5, 1944. Hamilton’s visit […]
AIR FORCE’S NATIONAL MUSEUM TO COMMEMORATE 75th ANNIVERSARY OF D-DAY WITH EVENTS IN MAY AND JUNE Press Release: DAYTON, Ohio – On June 6, 1944, D-Day – the largest amphibious assault in history – took […]
Following on from our report concerning the first flight of Bell P-39F Airacobra 41-2175 a few weeks ago, comes news of another of Bell’s mid-engined fighters re-emerging from refurbishment. The Commemorative Air Force’s (CAF) unique Bell P-63F […]
The Commemorative Air Force held a groundbreaking ceremony at the site for their National Education Center at Dallas Executive Airport in Dallas, Texas on March 1st, and made the following press release to announce the […]
With the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII in Europe approaching just a little over a year away in May, 2020, the first official press release announcing the Arsenal of Democracy Fly-Over of Washington, […]
PRESS RELEASE CLEVELAND, OHIO – October 9nd, 2018: The Commemorative Air Force and Hemlock Films have brought production for the new film CAF Rise Above: WASP to northeastern Ohio. This new film experience about the Women Airforce […]
It was sweltering on Monday morning even standing in the shade outside Vintage Wings of Canada’s hangar in Gatineau, Quebec. A small crowd of local media members were huddled together alongside the flying collection’s dedicated band […]
It has been almost a year since Steve Brown stepped down as Chief Executive Officer of the Commemorative Air Force, and during that time the organization has been searching for a new permanent staff member […]
WORLD WAR II WEEKEND By A. Kevin Grantham The Mid-Atlantic Air Museum (MAAM) offered its annual graduate course in 1940s-era culture at Spaatz Field (Reading Regional Airport) in Reading, Pennsylvania, over the weekend of 1-3 […]
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