World War II Long Island THE HOMEFRONT IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK space Screen Printed in the U

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like when he crashed while ferrying a World War II air show aircraft and suffered second and third-degree burns over 65 percent of his body

and our F-14D "Felix" is the last one to ever Fly for the US Navy

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Years before Charles Lindbergh’s flight from New York to Paris electrified the nation

World War II Long Island THE HOMEFRONT IN NASSAU AND SUFFOLK space Screen Printed in the ULong Island was transformed from a pastoral rural community to a modern suburban behemoth by playing an integral role in the homefront of World War II. Dozens of Nazi spies infiltrated industry throughout the island and communicated industrial secrets back to Germany as the FBI chased them down. Long Island held the record for producing the most fighter planes in the country with the rapid rebirth of its aviation sector. Five Medal of Honor recipients