Glenn
H. Curtiss
Glenn Curtiss provided
the aircraft that many Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame
inductees flew. Many other Wisconsinites flew Curtiss
aircraft during World War I, the period between the
wars, as well as during World War II. The Glenn H.
Curtiss museum, and its website, provide great detail on
the man, his achievements in aviation and other facets
of his life. |
New
Past Press
Michael Goc, author of Forward in Flight, The
History of Aviation in Wisconsin, has won awards for
several of his books. Visit his web site to learn about
his books and those of others that have utilized his
writing, editing or publishing services. |
Military
Heritage Database
Arlo Bartsch, combat veteran
and B-17 pilot of the 8th Air Force, has dedicated the
last 20 years of his life to the development of a
computerized database on the 8th Air Force. His fact
filled database and website records tens of thousands of
details of the airmen, aircraft and missions of the 8th
Air Force. |
American
Aviation Historical Society
For nearly 50 years the AAHS has worked at preserving
and disseminating America's rich aviation heritage. The
organization has been recognized by the National Air and
Space Museum for its historical efforts. |
Richard
I Bong and World War II Heritage Center
The Richard I Bong World War II Heritage Center opened on
September 25, 2002. The center celebrates not only its
namesake and Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame inductee
Richard Bong but the thousands of men and women that
have fought for our freedom. |
The
National Aviation Hall of Fame
Located adjacent to the US Air Force Museum at
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio the
National Aviation Hall of Fame is chartered by the US
Congress. A worthwhile visit to both the web site and
the facility. |
Flight-History.com
A terrific archives of
photos, details, and stories about aircraft and more. A
must visit web site! |
Jim
Oltersdorf
An author and professional photographer of nature,
wildlife, outdoor adventure, cowboys, airplanes, and
high risk photography. Visit his web site, you
will certainly appreciate his work. The Wisconsin
Aviation Hall of Fame is grateful to Jim and thanks him
for his generosity in allowing us to use his images. |
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You won't find 500 aviation or
history related links
here, nor 200 or even 100. You will find links that we have found
to be worth your time.
If you enjoyed learning about
Wisconsin aviation history and the Wisconsin Aviation Hall of Fame
we are confident that you will enjoy visiting the sites detailed
to the left.
Thank you for visiting our site, we
hope that you will come back often. Do you know of a site that
meets our high standards? A site that would make it as a
recommended link? Send us an e-mail
with the address.
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Archie Towle checking the weather
station, 1930s Wausau, WI
(Photo courtesy Bob Wylie)
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