Okay, it's kind of a cliche. But still . . .
Protecting the world from invasion by Zanesville,…
If you do pose with a B-17 . . .
Local dignitaries waited to pose with him
The traveling press munched on vegetables
The line to get in was long
A candidate for senate, trailing in the polls, was…
Clinton's people handed out "home made" signs
Bill waved to someone in the crowd
And he took the stage
He commenced his speech
Students and Secret Service faced each other
Some but not all students seemed enthusiastic
A view from above and behind
Students brought in to hold signs looked worried
The crowd was modest
A moment of priceless thoughts
The result
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Pretty, isn't it
The takeoff roll, tail wheel up
No Messerschmitts or Focke-Wulfs in sight
Most of those who've had this view have now passed…
A view from the air
Soon it will roll to the runway
He's heard that sound before
Then and now, come together
One of the most famous planes of the European Thea…
Those who topped the hill got this bumper magnet
A rare sight: a King Midget waiting for a green li…
The delight is evident
Human-assisted brakes
The blue-top model II was an audience favorite
A pretty King Midget model II
The hill climbed, these cars gathered and drivers…
Description instead of license plate
A happy couple climbs the hill
Maybe the world's only King Midget woody station w…
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There were good moments, though, too


Some memories, even of war, are happy ones. B-17 crews were young men who turned into grizzled veterans in a hurry as they learned that youth's invincibility is often an illusion. Frank Girman survived his 35 missions -- there were a few close calls, such as the time his top turret got smashed by flak -- and went on to be an electrician in Brunswick, Ohio.
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