WAHF has been sharing aviation stories for 40 years. This year, we’re bringing 40 of them back - one each week - to celebrate our 40th anniversary. Pulled from our magazine, Forward in Flight, these stories about people and moments are worth revisiting. Join us as we share them again.
40 Years. 40 Stories.
#19 - Guided by WASP Wings
#18 - From Hayfield to Vibrant Airpark
#17 - Marc Mitscher, Father of Naval Airpower
#16 - Worn-Out Engine Now a Showpiece
#15 - Keep 'em Flying - Bouchards' four generations
#14 - Gilbert Green's Flying Days
#13 - The U.S. Air Force Academy in Lake Geneva
#12 - A Stearman Homecoming
#11 - When the Rescuers Become Rescued
#10 - Lt. Stull Ditches in Lake Monona
#9 - Logging Time with Paul Poberezny
#8 - Tales of the Aces
#7 - From the Golden Age of Aviation to a World Record
#6 - The Bob Lussow Story
#5 - Milwaukee's Steel Curtain
#4 - Bill Lotzer and Gran-Aire
#3 - The Shooting Down of Yamamoto
#2 - Archie Henkelmann
