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The newsletter of the Maine Aviation Historical Society
Gift Shop
Our gift shop, located in the Museum, carries MAHS/MAM logo items and various impulse aviation related items.
In addition, we have several excellent books about aviation in Maine, written by members of the Maine Aviation Historical Society. Stop by the Museum and pick out your items.
Don’t forget we have a pathway brick program where you can honor someone with an engraved brick. Click here to learn more.
Maine Air Museum Books
The United States Air Force in Maine
By John Garbinski
From the early days of Godfrey Field to the end of the Cold War, the United States Air Force maintained a presence in the State of Maine. Here is an historical guide to USAF installations and units...
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With an Angel by My Side
By Al Cormier
Prologue
The crowd gathered along the side of the gravel strip which was the runway of Godfrey Field on the outskirts of Bangor. Cars lined the road that ran along the field and incoming vehicles...
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Early Wings Over Maine
By John Davis
John D. Davis, author of this wonderful book, is a lifelong Maine resident and a member of the Maine Aviation Historical Society. John’s background includes college teaching, professional consulting...
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Bangor in World War II
by David Bergquist
In Bangor in World War II: From the Homefront to the Embattled Skies, historian David Bergquist describes the strategic importance of the Bangor, Maine area as the nation braced for entry into World...
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