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YAM

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AcronymDefinition
YAMYankee Air Museum (Michigan and New Jersey)
YAMYellowstone Art Museum (Billings, MT)
YAMYouth Art Month
YAMYou Are Mine
YAMYelling at Me
YAMYoung Adult Ministries
YAMYet Another Mailer (Amiga e-mail client)
YAMYet Another Modem
YAMYale Alumni Magazine
YAMYet Another Meeting
YAMYoungsters Against McAfee (early 1990s US hacker group)
YAMYa Ali Madat (Muslim greeting: God Be With You)
YAMYet Another Meme
YAMSault Ste Marie, Ontario, Canada - Sault Ste Marie Airport (Airport Code)
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Jumps were conducted at two sites in the US: Katama Airfield in Martha's Vineyard and the Yankee Air Museum in Belleville.
Recently, Yankee Air Museum's C-47 rolled out of the Kalitta Maintenance Hangar 3, in its fresh livery and the plane--with its proud stance and nose pointed skyward--was greeted by Museum volunteers and Kalitta workers in Oscoda, Michigan.
The Yankee Air Museum will host its 7th Annual 'Thunder Over Michigan' Fly-in and WWII Aviation Symposium at Willow Run Airport, in Belleville, Michigan.
The first Argosy built first flew from Bitteswell 43 years ago and is now retired at the Yankee Air Museum, Belleville, nr Detroit, Michigan, USA.
As a 33-year member of the Yankee Air Museum, I read the Rosie the Riveter item ["MI News," January/February 2016] with great interest.
In addition to maintaining indoor displays, Yankee Air Museum features two flyable historic aircraft that are available to book for rides: the B-17 "Yankee Lady," a four-engine heavy bomber developed in the 1930s, and the B-25 "Yankee Warrior," a twin-engine medium bomber that saw use throughout World War II.
A segment of the World War II Willow Run bomber plant in Ypsilanti, where Rosie the Riveter showed the world that a woman could do a "man's work," has been saved from destruction and will soon become the new home for the Yankee Air Museum.
Four million dollars' worth of artifacts and aircraft were destroyed when the hangar housing the Yankee Air Museum at Willow Run Airport caught fire on October 9, 2004.
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