Douglas World CrusierThe Douglas World Cruiser was one of the most famous of the early Douglas airplanes. Ordered by the U. S. Army Air Service in 1923, five Douglas World Cruisers were built for the sole purpose of attempting the first circumnavigation of the globe by air. The DWC was a modified version of the DT 2 torpedo bomber the company had built for the Navy. But its fuel system was completely redesigned to increase capacity from 115 gallons in the DT 2 to 644

afterburning thrust

featuring instruments for blind flying training

Wright Brothers airplane model

By 1990 Embraer was studying a modified design with less commonality to the Brasilia as wind tunnel testing revealed that the original configuration would not reach its design performance objectives

built Harvards were flown north to the border and were pushed across

The C-17 is capable of rapid strategic delivery of troops and all types of cargo to main operating bases or directly to forward bases in the deployment area

A6M Rufe airplane model

Despite production delays caused by development challenges

the NS-1 proved its worth as a primary trainer

The Canadair CL-215 was an amphibian designed primarily for firefighting in Canada

Experience the realism and beauty of this hand-carved and painted A-7 Corsair II model

Demonstrated in operations such as Desert Storm and Operation Allied Force