Peter Jupe, 1848 and 1834 NAS
“It wasn’t an easy airplane to fly until you got used to it. The problem was that the pilot sat on the equivalent of the trailing edge of the wing. When you had it in level flight, you had 17 feet of nose in
The Glorious Gooney
THE BACKBONE OF THE INITIAL ALLIED ASSAULT against Erwin Rommel’s Atlantic Wall was the unsung heroes of the AAF’s Troop Carrier Command. Evolving from the pre-war Air Service & Ferrying Command, a specific need for the Army’s expanding parachute uni
