THE MID-ATLANTIC AIR MUSEUM'S P-61B 'BLACK WIDOW' RECOVERY AND RESTORATION PROJECT

There are only four P-61 'Black Widow' night fighters in existence, worldwide. All but one of these survivors are on permanent static display in national museums.  All three are incapable of flight.
The fourth 'Black Widow' is the subject of an epic recovery and restoration project conceived and led by WW II veteran Eugene "Pappy" Strine, co-founder of the Mid-Atlantic Air Museum. The journey began at a wartime crash site on a jungle-cloaked New Guinea mountaintop in the South Pacific, nearly three decades ago.  It will culminate when this rare plane does what its three sisters can no longer do...     Follow along as we relate the story of this arduous journey.  Enter...
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PRESS RELEASE! FORGOTTEN WIDOW a new book by Sharon Wells-Wagner & Steve Wagner with Gene and Russ Strine has been published. Read the full PR, here.

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