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Cocooned B-29 engines in the Seattle snow. At the Museum of Flight.

Autumn morning Mooney landing in the glow of Mt. Rainier.

New Year's morning take off in the shadow of Mt. Rainier.

P-51 "Gunfighter" shows its colors at a Commemorative Air Force event.

It looks like WWII on the ramp of a Commemorative Air Force Heart Of America Wing Air Expo.

The CAF's P-51 "Gunfighter" gets a little TLC before a hard day of wowing the crowd.

CAF Colonel Ron Wright REALLY enjoys flying the Heart Of America Wing's PT-19.

WWII vets Lee Lamar and Dick Schiefelbusch endured bailing out of stricken B-24s and years of German prison camp internment. Almost 70 happy and productive years later, they can always find plenty to

First ANTARES rocket lifted into vertical launch position after rollout to the launch pad.

Crew of the last Space Shuttle flight, STS-135, arrive at the Kennedy Space Center on Independence Day, July 4,2011

Panoramic view from the LC39 Press Site of the final Space Shuttle launch, STS-135

National Park Service employee watches the 747/Shuttle Discovery overfly Lee Mansion at Arlington Cemetery.

Space Shuttle Discovery flies over Washington,DC on its way to the Udvar-Hazy museum in Virginia. Multiple DC landmark are visible in this photo including JFK Gravesite,Washington Monument,US Capitol,

Space Shuttle Discovery in it's hangar at the Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy Museum before the doors close behind it.

ANTARES rocket makes it maiden flight from Wallops Island

Apollo 17 Command Module "America", on display at the Johnson Space Center, Houston, TX.

Saturn V Rocket, displayed at Johnson Space Center, Houston.

Command & Service Modules with Launch Escape Assembly, Saturn V Rocket, displayed at Johnson Space Center, Houston.

Single J-2 engine, Saturn V Rocket Third Stage, displayed at Johnson Space Center, Houston.

Quintet of five J-2 engines on Saturn V Rocket 2nd Stage, displayed at Johnson Space Center, Houston.

Quintet of F-1 engines on Saturn V Rocket First Stage, displayed at Johnson Space Center, Houston.

Saturn V Rocket First Stage, displayed at Johnson Space Center, Houston.

Concorde G-BOAC "Alpha Charlie" stands proudly in Concorde Hall, at the Runway Visitor Park, Manchester Airport, UK.

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National Park Service employee watches the 747/Shuttle Discovery overfly Lee Mansion at Arlington Cemetery.

National Park Service employee watches the 747/Shuttle Discovery overfly Lee Mansion at Arlington Cemetery.

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© MARK USCIAK.
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04.2012

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