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“Experimental” DC-4 expedited for UNRRA war relief flights

An “experimental” DC-4. A high-energy group of hardworking ex-servicemen. A Veterans Air Express UNRRA contract for cargo flights behind the iron curtain. And Newark/Miami winter passenger flights. By mid-1946, the all-veterans organization was becoming recognized and starting to thrive.

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A close up of young, smiling Michael Frome in World War II uniform and jauntily placed cap.

M. Frome. 1946 Navigator. Washington Post writer.

What an exquisite honor to introduce our newest Veterans family member. Our Veterans Air Express navigator Michael Frome presents his own story, in his own words. I’m beyond excited to share two of Michael’s articles written on location for The Washington Post from April 1946 in Prague with Veterans Air. How’s that for impressive!!!

M. Frome. 1946 Navigator. Washington Post writer. Read More »

Photo of Thomas Cowart in 1946 in Veterans Air Uniform. Photo Source: Unknown Newspaper clipping.

Thomas Cowart. Flight Engineer. Cpt. Morgan Walker’s recruit.

In 1942-43 the Army Air Corps turned Thomas E. Cowart from farm boy to aircraft mechanic, then later to flight engineer. Flying the world with Air Transport group, he meet Captain Cooper Walker. And after the war, Walker recruited Cowart to join Veterans Air Express and fly the world together again. Thomas tells his vivid-memory story. Come meet him.

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