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| Upon entering within
the New England Air Museum's Hangars, one can't help but be a bit overwhelmed
by the sheer size of what's within its walls. |
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| This photo was taken from atop
some steps. One will find opportunities here and there to gauge different
perspectives of many of the aircraft from varying angles. |
Sign signifying the tribute and exhibit
to the 57th Fighter Group. Part of what's mentioned here is: "Originally
formed for the defense of New England, the 57th went on to distinguish itself
during World War II." |
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| Photos here feature
a North American B-25 Mitchell (1944) of which 11,000 were built between
the years of 1938 and 1946. With a range of 1,350 miles and speeds of up
to 275 mph this was one of the most successful planes to carry a 75mm cannon. |
