One of the best parts of an aviation event that includes overnight camping is the stories you hear around the campfire. In the spirit of Halloween, I have a few to share.
If you have ever been to a former World War II air base, you’ll likely be warned that the hangar is haunted. You’ll hear stories about lights activating without human intervention, doors opening unassisted, items being moved, and noise, often period-correct music heard coming from a radio in a building that doesn’t have power, and the sounds of tools being used or people shouting—in an empty hangar.
