The Junkers 88 “Baksheesh” today on view at National Museum of the US Air Force on Wright-Patterson AFB, near Dayton, Ohio. Shipped to the museum in January 1960, the aircraft is painted in the Romanian Air Force markings it carried in July 1943 when was delivered from a Romanian defector to Allied forces. Victor Sierra

The Ju 88 “Baksheesh” today

COLD!!

In downtown Baltimore. Yes, Baltimore, MD. The National Katyn Memorial resides in the presence of this awe-inspiring statue. It stands in a revitalized part of the city and is a dominant feature when you drive up to it. It was built to honor the Polish men and woman who were massacred by the Soviet NKVD. Other great Polish historical figures adorn the statue, as well as two Poles who contributed greatly to the American War of Independence. For more: www.katynbaltimore.com