The Temora Aviation Museum in Australia will restore its English Electric Canberra TT.18 WJ680 and de Havilland Vampire T.35 A79-617 back to flying condition.
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A6M Zero piloted by Japanese flew over Tokyo Bay
One of the highlights of the Red Bull Air Race 2017 in Tokyo was the appearance of a Mitsubishi Zero warbird flown by a Japanese pilot.
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This Boeing C-97 will soon fly again
This Boeing C-97 owned by the Berlin Airlift Historical Foundation (BAHF) will soon be back in the air again. Greg Morehead from Warbird News has the full report. Link below.
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First Japanese to fly Zero in America after WW2
A Japanese civilian flight instructor has flown the Mitsubishi A6M3 at Chino airport on Apr. 11. He could be the first person from Japan to fly the legendary warbird in America after World War 2.
Revealed: EP-3E Hainan Island incident, what was destroyed, what was not
The Intercept has put together a comprehensive article on the U.S. Navy EP-3E (BuNo 156511) collision with a Chinese J-8 fighter off Hainan island on Apr. 1, 2001.
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