WHF Featured Photographs

This page contains featured photographs of WHF aircraft in a variety of settings, including formations and Heritage Flights.
Please click on the thumbnail below to display the full size photograph.

2008 EAA Warbird Photo Contest - Winning Photos


Photos submitted by Henning Henningsen, a frequent photo contributor to the WHF web site, won in several categories of the 2008 EAA Warbird Photo Contest. The winning photos were published in the July 2008 issue of Warbird magazine. His submissions and the winning photos are shown here.
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Southern Wisconsin AirFEST 2008


Flying here as part of a Naval Air Tailhook Legacy Flight formation is a United States Navy F/A-18C Hornet from Squadron VFA-106 (The Gladiators) flown by Lt. Adrian "Catfish" Jope, and the Warbird Heritage Foundation T-2B Buckeye flown by Paul R. Wood.
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Waukegan Air Show 2007


The Heritage Formation shown here featured aircraft built by North American Aviation. Flying the lead plane, a T-28 Trojan, is Ralph Glasser; Flying the Foundation F-86 Sabre is Steve Kirik; Flying the Foundation T-2 Buckeye is Paul Wood; and flying the P-51 Mustang is Vlado Lenoch.
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AirVenture 2007


The Heritage Formation shown below presented three generations of American fighter planes, including the World War II era P-38 Lightning "Glacier Girl", the Foundation's Korean War era F-86 Sabre, flown by Capt. Dale "Snort" Snodgrass, USN(ret.), and a current state-of-the-art United States Air Force F-22 Raptor.
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