The Fiat G.91 was designed in the mid-1950s to meet NATO requirements for a tactical fighter and ground support aircraft.
On 13 June 1944, Nazi Germany unleashed a new type of weapon: The Fieseler Fi 103 "flying bomb," a small, pilotless,...
Most experts agree that the Fokker D.VII was the finest single-seat fighter plane of the war. Designed by Reinhold Platz, the prototype was called the VII and
The Museum's Fokker D.VIII is a full-scale reproduction of one of the rarest Fokker fighters of World War I. The aircraft's...
One of the most famous and recognizable fighters of World War I the Fokker Dr.I was built in response to the earlier success of Sopwith's Triplane.
With its mid-wing monoplane design and distinct comma tail, Fokker's E-series fighter is one of the most recognizable aircraft of World War I.
The Silhouette is a modern, all-composite, sport aircraft designed as a kit for home-builders. Designed by Task Research,...
General Motors (Eastern Aircraft Division) FM-2 Wildcat
Designed in 1939, the Grumman Wildcat was America's most capable naval fighter in the battles of the Coral Sea, Midway, and...
Big, robust, and fast, the Goodyear F2G was often referred to as the "Super Corsair" for good reason. Designed and produced...
The Chance Vought F4U Corsair (this example was built under license by the Goodyear Company) was the premier Navy and Marine...
Granville Brothers Gee Bee Z "City of Springfield" Reproduction
The Model Z was built to win the 1931 Thompson Trophy Race at the National Air Races in Cleveland, Ohio. With a big engine...
During the Korean War, the U.S. needed rugged jet aircraft suited for attack missions. The A-6 was designed as a tough and...