The Beginning – Training At Tuskegee: Part 1
After writing for the CAF Red Tail Squadron for six years, I considered myself to be fairly well-versed in the story of the Tuskegee Airmen.
After writing for the CAF Red Tail Squadron for six years, I considered myself to be fairly well-versed in the story of the Tuskegee Airmen.
After writing for the CAF Red Tail Squadron for six years, I considered myself to be fairly well-versed in the story of the Tuskegee

While we were still in the Florida Keys last week, a strong low pressure system went through, bringing with it rain and very

Your intrepid blogger is visiting the Florida Keys with Mike this week, my first visit ever. As I am always intrigued by weather phenomena,

Last week’s blog subject was Illinois aviation pioneer Cornelius Coffey. He met this week’s blog subject, Willa Brown, when she was his student at

When I visited the Chanute Air Museum in Rantoul, Illinois last summer, I mentioned in the blog entries that followed that I’d probably be

On a recent frigid Wednesday afternoon (well, OK – two days ago…), Mike and I dropped in at the CAF Minnesota Wing’s wonderful 1940’s
I try to keep the tone of the blog on the light side because a.) there’s enough sad and icky stuff in the regular
Merlin The Wizard Like a lot of female types, I have been entranced by the romantic story of King Arthur and his Knights of
Mike and I went to Walt Disney World’s EPCOT the Thursday before Christmas. We needed a break from house emptying/moving activities and with Orlando