Stinson L-5 N55789, "Miss Ziggy," operated by the Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas wing of the Commemorative Air Force. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	N55789 taxies out for takeoff. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	N55789 gleams in the sun as it banks low over the trees. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	This view of N55789 emphasizes the large size of the L-5's tail surfaces. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	N55789 shows its meanacing sharks-teeth paint scheme as it taxis in. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	"Miss Ziggy" taxis out for takeoff on a hot day. Ample cooling airflow for the pilots is provided by the fold-down windows. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	John Gronemeyer's L-5. Note the leading-edge slots on the wings. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	L-5 N55789 "Miss Ziggy" turns final at Midland, Texas. Photo by Col. Harlan Short and courtesy CAF.
	N8369H, a beautiful 1944 Stinson L-5 (Ser. No. 44-17504), owned by Kim Peterson of Spanish Fork, Utah, USA.

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