In February 2021, Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum welcomed Blue Angel #4 from the iconic Blue Angels, the flight exhibition and demonstration team of the U.S. Navy. Beloved by audiences across America, the Blue Angels are larger than life and have left spectators thunderstruck for 75 years. Read on to uncover fascinating facts about this famous flight demonstration squadron, and...
The Tiger Moth was to the British Commonwealth what the Boeing Stearman was to the United States—the plane that most...
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"They sank five battleships in the Pearl Harbor attack -- four with torpedoes and one with a bomb that detonated...
Posted on September 24, 2015 By Ray Panko | [email protected] | Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum Key Points Half the aircraft...
