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When Hollywood Ruled The Skies - Volumes 1 through 4 by Bruce Oriss


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Jim MacDonald
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As far as impact on the warbird movement itself. I would have to say definitely Ed Maloney, David Tallichet & Lloyd Nolen. In my opinion they were the catalyst for the warbird movement. Most of the other names mentioned came after these three started the ball rolling or in the case of Tallman & Mantz, didn't have anything to do with the warbird movement per se, they were just using the warbirds as an asset for their business.

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