Aviation History

RESTORED WELLINGTON HIGHLIGHTS RAF EXHIBIT

Good things come to those who wait. That’s the case with the Vickers Wellington bomber that serves as the centerpiece of a new exhibit at the Royal Air Force Museum Midlands in Cosford, England. Opened in May, the exhibit returned the venerable Wellington—one of only two remaining—to the public eye after a restoration that

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