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Strap in! Let’s travel back to EAA Oshkosh 1992, when the runway played host to this Lockheed F-104 Starfighter. Long, sleek, and built for pure speed, the F-104 earned many nicknames, one of them being “the missile with a man in it.” Did anyone get the chance to see this aircraft in person that year? 📸 Jim Koepnick #Aviation #Avgeeks #ThrowbackThursday #Warbirds
Jeff Shetterly and Becca Schriever are the current caretakers of this 1958 Cessna 310B, painted to reflect the type's brief service with the U.S. Navy in the late 1950s. This particular paint scheme represents a Navy U-3A from the VX-9 squadron, nicknamed "The Vampires." Read the full story in Mar./Apr. 2026 issue of Warbirds. discover.eaa.org/KTG250YzXYV 📸 Chris Miller ✏️ Hal Bryan #Aviation #Avgeeks #Warbirds #MilitaryHistory
’Tis St. Patrick’s Day! ☘️ If your airplane isn’t as green as this Beechcraft Staggerwing, it might just earn a pinch today. Often described as one of the most beautiful airplanes ever built, flying the Staggerwing is, to some, a bit like finding a pot of gold. #Aviation #Avgeeks #StPatricksDay☘️ #AviationGoals
However you spend your weekend, make it legendary 🛩️ #cessna
Aviation means many things to many people for many reasons. Some fly, some build, some simply enjoy taking it all in. For James Raymond, EAA 1170677, aviation now is a way to relive fond memories and times that have passed, and for his 91st birthday, he wanted to go for one more flight. Read more: discover.eaa.org/I7i550YqqGK #Aviation #Avgeeks #PilotLife #AviationLovers
