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A WWII B-29 Superfortress named “Doc,” one of only two flyable examples left, took to the skies in Cleveland — a thrilling moment for aviation history fans. Discovered abandoned in the Mojave Desert in 1987 by U.S. Air Force vet Tony Mazzolini, who rescued and restored it, the plane now tours the country thanks to nonprofit Doc’s Friends, offering public rides and inspiring awe with its enduring legacy. After Cleveland, “Doc” heads to Allentown, Pennsylvania — keeping America’s wartime aviation heritage alive for new generations.
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