On a beautiful day last May, the airplanes were out at the Paul E. Garber Preservation, Restoration and Storage Facility in Suitland, Maryland. Normally, Garber's inventory of air and space artifacts is sealed in a cluster of windowless buildings, but on this day three flawless specimens—an Aichi Seiran floatplane, a Pitts Special biplane, and a Hawker Hurricane—had been rolled out onto a driveway that runs between the buildings. As the airplanes basked in the warm air, a crowd of more than 100 admirers stared appreciatively, many of them taking pictures like proud parents photographing their babies.
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机译：去年五月的一个美好的一天，飞机在马里兰州苏特兰市的Paul E. Garber保护，修复和储存设施中起飞。通常，Garber的航空航天物品清单被密封在无窗的建筑物中，但是今天，这三个无瑕的标本-爱知Seiran浮式飞机，Pitts特种双翼飞机和小贩飓风-已铺开到行驶的车道上在建筑物之间。当飞机在温暖的空气中晒太阳时，成百上千的仰慕者凝视着，其中许多人像自豪的父母一样为婴儿照相。
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