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Now and Then
Dawn Seymour flew B-17 Bombers as a WASP (Women Airforce Service Pilots) in WWII. She was only a handful of women specially trained to fly the bomber helping to prepare men for aerial combat. Read her story.
Other articles you might find interesting -
A WWII B24 OSS pilot escapes from a German night fighter.
Read about Ed's experience violently diving to escape a German night fighter as the G-force rips the rivets from his wing tips. Read his story
Building a Flying Car
The technology is changing and LSA and non LSA flying
cars, "roadable aircraft" are just around the corner. Read about an LSA
version called the Transition or a non LSA version called the Milner Aircar
There are three known Moth Major aircraft survivors
flying and none of their owners were ready to part with their unique piece of
history. Michael made the decision to build one.
I don’t say that lightly, over the course of eight years and thousands of hours
he created an exact replica. Read his story
A Pilot's Spring Break and a special story about the
Portfolio
A WWII B24 OSS pilot escapes from a German night fighter. 
Building a Flying Car
Building a rare Moth Major from scratch
A Pilot's Spring Break and a special story about the 
