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Nearly 80 years later, WWII warbirds still fly — and they’re in St. George

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A close-up of a vintage aircraft propeller resting against a wooden hangar, set against the red rock mountains of St. George at sunset.
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Utah News spotted this story published October 2, 2026 at stgeorgeutah.com. Full coverage may follow as more sources report.

Two pieces of aviation history are on display at the Western Sky Aviation Warbird Museum in St. George until Sunday, Oct. 4, including one of three working models on the planet of what is called a Flying Fortress.

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