DeHavilland DH-4DeHavilland DH 4 airplane model. Although the DH 4 was originally a British combat airplane, it was redesigned in the U. S. in 1917 for the famed Liberty engine. The airplane was used by the U. S. Air Service in France primarily for observation, day bombing, and artillery spotting. It carried the nickname "The Flaming Coffin" because of the supposed ease with which it could be shot down in flames but, in reality, only eight of the 33 DH 4s lost in

Length 10 1/2 inches

Three instructors and three students were killed in crashes since the plane went into service in 1994

Nevertheless

providing seven- or eight- abreast seating with two aisles

The Sikorsky SH-60B is designed to operate as an integral fighting unit aboard specifically configured OLIVER HAZARD PERRY (FFG-7) class Guided Missile Frigates

is one of the few helicopters in the world configured with 3 gas turbine engines and in-flight refueling

When the Air Corps ordered 121 B-10s in the 1933-1936 period

Wingspan 14 1/4 inches

This short range attack and close support aircraft was originally intended for the US Navy and Marine forces

The C-47 or "Gooney Bird"

Boeing EC-135 Looking Glass airplane model

following an inexplicable engine failure in Colorado