This aircraft was fitted with floats and used extensively during WWII as a coastal patrol aircraft after December 7, 1941. ... Read More

The P-12 replaced the F3B as the US Navy's primary carrier-based fighter. Only 96 "C" models were built... Read More

Designed by Bernard Pietenpol, this 1928 design originally called for the use Of a Ford Model engine, ... Read More

The Taylorcraft BC 12-D is an American light, single-engine, high-wing general aviation monoplane ... Read More

Some 1400 of these great little aircraft were built for the Army Air Corps through 1943. Used extensively for liason, observation, and artillery spotting during WW Il... Read More

The Aeronca 7AC "Champ" was designed in 1944 by Ray Hermes. Ray started the design by listing everything he disliked about the popular Piper Cub.... Read More

Of the approximately 500 C3's built from 1931 to 1936, only a handful remain, with even fewer still flying. ... Read More

Also known as the "Junior," the first Stinson Detroiters had six seats and were initially marketed to small regional airlines. ... Read More

Over 150 of these sailplanes were delivered to the U.S. Army as two–place training gliders. They were very popular for racing after WWII .... Read More

The kit-built Baby Albatross was one of the most popular sailplanes of the pre-World War II era.... Read More