Warbird Heritage Foundation Museum & Hangar: Home (V2.4)

<WHF News> == July 20, 2008 == == We look forward to seeing all of you at AirVenture 2008 in Oshkosh from July 28th thru August 3rd. == == Restoration work is progressing on our new A-4B Skyhawk. We hope to have it flying before the end of this airshow season! == == Subscribe to "The WHF Hangar" newsletter, and receive timely notification of WHF news by e-mail. == == Remember to check back here periodically for the latest WHF news! <End>

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Welcome to the Warbird Heritage Foundation Museum website. This site is designed to feature all of the historic aircraft in our collection, and to keep you posted regarding various exhibits at which these aircraft will be displayed and demonstrated around the Midwest. Be sure to sign our 'Guestbook' page and register any comments you might have. To subscribe to "The WHF Hangar" newsletter, and keep up with the latest news and events at WHF by e-mail, visit our 'Newsletter' page. If you would like to Contact Us, please visit the 'About Us' page for information on how to reach us.

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WHF Featured Photograph

Photo by Christopher McGraw
Flying here as part of a Naval Air Tailhook Legacy Flight formation at Southern Wisconsin AirFEST 2008 is
a United States Navy F/A-18C Hornet from Squadron VFA-106 (The Gladiators) flown by Lt. Adrian "Catfish" Jope,
and the Warbird Heritage Foundation T-2B Buckeye flown by Paul R. Wood.

For more on the T-2B Buckeye, and to see more Formation and Heritage Flight pictures, click on the corresponding button below.

T-2B Buckeye Section

Formation and Heritage Flight Pictures

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