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Yellow gear 3 wheel "Jet Starter Jeep" assisting with a Grumman Panther engine maintenance in the 1950s.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/133697406@N05/26507546033/ Early jet aircraft didn't have on-board power units to start the engine, so the...
Gato Chiquinho, the best pal a biker could ask for

The 12-year-old wears a cool pair of shades as he zooms around on the bike and has been somewhat of a local celebrity in Rio de Janeiro. His...
Stormy in Colorado off the I70 has a 1949 Nash tow truck for sale, that is mighty rare. I've never seen one restored that I can recall.

with only 26 thousand miles on it. He wants 18,500 dollars for it. Seems like a no brainer if you have the money to purchase it. Nash did no...
Look for a review Custom Airbus Flying Car

Look for a review Custom Airbus Flying Car Toulouse -Airbus has plans to have a flying car. The flying car was developed in order to co...
probably the coolest true story you'll learn this week, why a P 51 shot down an American C 47, and has a USA flag on his kill roster, in addition to Japanese, Nazi and Italian flags

1st Lt Curdes led four P-51s from Mangaldan in Central Luzon to perform reconnaissance of the southern tip of Formosa. Their mission was to ...
the worlds largest aircraft

The 302-foot-long, 143-foot-wide and 85-foot-tall Airlander 10 made its maiden voyage out of Cardington Airfield in Bedfordshire, England, o...
the Belt Rail tractor, a lot like a snowmobile track pushing it along

http://www.staritraktor.si/userfiles/images/Ameri%C5%A1ki%20traktorji/
during WW2 there were several Navy guys who were train nuts, and took a lot of photos, it turns out their photos were collected and made into 4 books. That is pretty rare photography.

It wasn't easy shooting photographs in the islands during World War II, particularly if you were a serviceman. Loaded cameras weren'...
ingenuity overcame adversity, and testing planes prior to missions dropped mechanical and electrical failures by 75%

"There were very few spare instruments, so the kids salvaged them from wrecks and repaired them. There was no aluminum-sheet stock for ...
"Soldier taking a bath" Ed Reep. There was a fellow who hauled a bathtub out of Notuno, and filled it with water, and then he punched a hole in the gas tank and lit it.

The painting was nutty. That's all there was to it. How in the world could this man be smiling on a beachead where shell fire would come...