Living History at The Collings Foundation May '08 The Collings Foundation’s B-24J Liberator, Witchcraft, is the only restored, flying B-24J in the world. Visitors roaming New England might be a little surprised to discover an aircraft hangar nestled deep in the woods near the small town of Stow, Mass. The headquarters of one of America's best-kept aviation secrets emerges from a misty forest so pastoral it might have been praised by Robert Frost, complete with a commanding view of a nearby lake, frozen in the winter chill. Nearby, a comfortable homestead supplements a rustic barn purposely built to house an astounding collection of vintage motor vehicles.

Sun ‘n Fun Overcomes a Slow Start for a Strong Finish By Henry M. Holden Large and Small FBOs Find Niches in an Evolving Market By Clayton Moore Flying VIP with the Blue Angels By Henry M. Holden Embraer’s VLJ, Light Jet and Two New GA Jets By Karen Di Piazza NTSB Reports General Aviation Accidents are Up but Fatalities are Down By Karen Di Piazza AAI Acquisition Buys Adam Aircraft and Plans to Certify A700 By Karen Di Piazza Rocket Racing League to Stage First Exhibition Race at EAA AirVenture Oshkosh United Airlines and FedEx Donate Plane to Create a New Flying Eye Hospital Hawker Beechcraft Corporation Awarded Additional Contract for T-6 Aircraft from USAF

Kansas Wins Bid for Cessna’s Columbus Jet Project By Karen Di Piazza Living History at The Collings Foundation By Clayton Moore “The Dayton Air Show: A Photographic Celebration”: Twenty Years of Air Show Photography By Henry M. Holden Sheble Aviation: An Oasis for Seaplanes in the Arizona Desert By Bob Shane Andrea Parks Flies High as Aviation Artist By Geoff Brown

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