WINGS OF GOLD

“Wings of Gold: Coronado and Naval Aviation Museum Exhibit Marks 100th Anniversary” In early 1911, the United States Navy asked pioneer aviator Glenn Curtiss to train one its officers to fly. Curtiss chose a sandy, scrub-covered island in San Diego Bay as...

ARLINGTON WEST

The first Sunday of November 2003, a group of local activists erected 340 wooden crosses on the beach immediately west of Stearns Wharf in the beautiful seaside community of Santa Barbara, California.  The wooden crosses marked the deaths of U.S. servicemen and...

VETERANS MUSEUM

By Al Graham There are many war memorials in San Diego, but there are many more that have been forgotten, yet they still exist.  Up until last year, there was no war museum in the county.  So, when Captain Will Hays USN retired, heard that an old church had become...