Moving furniture is one thing. Moving a World War II fighter plane is something else. ️ Why a museum team near Buffalo is ...

Curtis P-40: An Aircraft With Many Names. Known by many names, including Hawk, Kittyhawk, Tomahawk and Warhawk, by the end of the Second World War, some thirty-one variants of the P-40 were ...

Uncovering the Past. Pacific Wrecks provides a detailed history of the aircraft. Built by Curtiss in Buffalo, New York, this P-40N-1 Warhawk (serial number 42-104730, Constructors Number 28492 ...

It was designated the XP-40 and first flew on October 14, 1938. The XP-40 looked promising and Curtiss offered it to Army Air Corps leaders who evaluated the airplane at Wright Field, Ohio, in 1939, ...

At the Royal Australian Air Force Museum, Victoria, a historic, fully restored Curtiss P-40E Kittyhawk, serial number A29-90, was unveiled on March 23 2025. The rare aircraft, with a notable ...

With the P-40 only being in service for a year by 1939 and its production lines in ... A Retired High-Altitude Soviet Spy Plane That Might Make a Comeback Legit P-51D Mustangs Are $3 Million ...

Major Richard Bong was awarded a Medal of Honor for his deeds behind the flight stick of a P-38. He is credited with 40 air-to-air kills of Imperial Japanese planes during the war, the most of any ...