Restoring a B-25 Mitchell becomes a link to aviation's past as interested youth learn skills that open their eyes to a potential aviation careers By Anthony J. Liberatore At the north end of the Oshkosh airfield in the outdoor display area next to the Warbird Cafe, the Warbirds of Glory Museum will be displaying the forward fuselage section of the only Russian B-25J known to exist. While this fuselage section is being restored for static purposes only, this Lend-Lease Russian B-25J has also served as a parts donor for the WOG's restoration of their B-25J Sandbar Mitchell, as well as a training tool for one of their four youth mentorship programs called KittyHawk Academy.

In 2018 You Can Expect Another World Class “Warbirds In Review” Live From The Hallowed Grounds Of Oshkosh!

With David Hartman as writer and moderator, award winning Sleeping Dog Productions, and the enthusiasm of aircraft owners, pilots and ground crew members, you will be entertained as we share share our proud military history with the world. Highlighting this year’s presentations are WWII Triple Ace C.E. Bud Anderson who flew the famed P-51 Mustang “Old Crow” and Richard E. Cole, Jimmy Doolittle’s Co-Pilot and C-47 pilot flying the Hump. Either come in person, or watch online, as this year is shaping up to be another outstanding year. Our experiences showcase experts and entertainers; from NASA Astronaut, Rob