By Ryan Robinson First, the good news: four fully restored World War II bombers will fly over Lancaster in formation Friday, Aug. 22, just like they would have during the war. The aircraft will be stationed at Lancaster Airport Aug. 22-25 and rides and tours will be available.

By Scott Fontaine, The News Tribune, Tacoma, Wash. Jun. 19--It's been more than 60 years since Ken Wheeler flew bombing raids over Axis-held Europe, but the memories remain vivid. "You smell the smells of the airplane," he said Wednesday. "You hear the sounds of those engines.

Two World War II-era bombers will be on display this weekend in St. Augustine as part of a 130-city nationwide tour. The Collings Foundation will have its Wings of Freedom Tour of a Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress "Nine O Nine" and the Consolidated B-24 Liberator at Galaxy Aviation at the St.

By Harry Hitzeman hhitzeman@@dailyherald.com In April 1942, Lt. Col. Jim Doolittle and his crew lifted off their B-25 Mitchell mid-range bomber from a carrier in the Pacific Ocean.

By Dave Ferman, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Texas Mar. 7--DENTON -- It's one thing to hear about the bombers that helped the Allied forces win World War II, and quite another to fly in one and get a taste of what their crews experienced.