From the Museum of Flight's Web site, "War Machine: Propaganda in a World at War examines the role of aviation and influence during wartime. This weekend focuses on World War I and II, and the Vietnam War (with a panel discussion of veteran Vietnam bomber, fighter and helicopter pilots). The programs include aircraft tours, living history performances and music each day, with special lectures with artists, authors, veterans and museum curators. Special guests include artists James Dietz and Thom von Ross, authors David Bly and Edward E. Gordon historian/author of the newly released Divided on D-Day: How Conflicts and Rivalries Jeopardized the Allied Victory at Normandy. Planned partners include Distinguished Flying Cross Society, Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum, Holocaust Center for Humanity, Living Voices, and Dogs on Deployment."