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A book about Those Navy Guys and their PBYs. The big, graceful U.S. Navy PBY patrol plane of World War II played an unsung but key role in the perilous Aleutian Campaign. Elmer Freeman flew PBYs over Japanese-occupied Attu and Kiska Islands and his straightforward and honest personal account of the Aleutian War adds significantly to the recorded history. He was there and he tells it like it was. -
Naval Air Stations of World War II Volume 2 Western States written by M.L. Shettle, JR -
With original interviews and footage, In Defense of Their Nation shares the story of how the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor and an unlikely Navy Seaplane transformed a small island farming community in Puget Sound. Running Time: 30 Minutes -
Made specifically for the Pacific Northwest Naval Air Museum. -
The Images of America series presents Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, a pictorial view of the history of a small island town transformed by the construction of a military base during World War II.
