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What I Didn’t Know About the B-17 – Eyal Shay Shenkman

For nearly twenty years I served in Israel’s 69 Squadron – “The Hammers” – the squadron that once flew the only three B-17 Flying Fortresses ever to serve in the Israeli Air…

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Stories of Human Achievement – Substack

Stories of human achievement— told through films, artifacts, and displays in museums— are what compel me to visit. Last month, I was able to spend time in two Georgia cities with military…

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Mighty Eighth Air Force Museum Completes Phase II of Rare B-24 Liberator Restoration- Vintage Aviation News

Restoration of the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force’s rare B-24 Liberator has reached another major milestone. Following the successful separation of its main wing from the fuselage, the aircraft…

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B-24J Liberator “Rupert the Roo” disassembly – USAF

Volunteers from the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force disassemble a B-24J Liberator aircraft at Barksdale Air Force Base, Louisiana, July 29 through August 14, 2026. The project consisted of…

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Georgia’s Underrated City Is A Savannah Suburb With Shopping, Exceptional Eats, And Unique Attractions

Savannah, Georgia, is a memorable destination for architecture and paranormal enthusiasts. However, travelers looking to do some serious shopping and further savor the area’s culinary delights should set their sights on nearby…

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