HistoryYuma Wings It
Two pilots kept the City of Yuma airplane aloft for a world-record 46 days in 1949 to help reopen a local military airfield.
Two pilots kept the City of Yuma airplane aloft for a world-record 46 days in 1949 to help reopen a local military airfield.
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A century and a half after the Civil War, the battle over Arizona’s Confederate monuments reignites.
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ASID 2017 Design Excellence Awards
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