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Who We Are...
The Warbirds Resource Group was started in 1996 and has grown tremendously in the following 26 years. Below are some of the people who have made the site possible and continue to contribute to the growth and development of the site.

Scott Rose
Editor-in-Chief, Senior Webmaster
Being brought up the son of a naval aviator developed Scott’s interest in aviation early in life. Originally interested in jets his fascination soon switched to WWII aircraft, specifically the Luftwaffe designs. This led to the establishment of the Luftwaffe Resource Group. The site quickly diverged into other WWII aviation subjects and eventually became the Warbirds Resource Group in March of 1996. Over the next ten years the site has grew substantially and currently includes over 150,000 files. Scott spent 12 years as a graphic designer but has no formal training in web design or management, being entirely self-taught. In recent years he has been a truck washer, a computer programmer, a graphic designer, a Satellite Uplink Communications Technician, an R&D technician in a prototyping lab and is currently a Quality Control technician at a firearms manufacturer.
Ryan Keough
Associate Editor & Designer
Ryan Keough has been around warbirds since he was 10 years old when he began volunteering at the National Warplane Museum, then in Geneseo, NY. Since that time he has participated in many different warbird related activities with many groups in the Northeast US. He is a graduate of Daniel Webster College in Nashua, NH and attained his Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management as well as his FAA Private Pilots license there. He was the Director of Marketing and Promotion for the Collings Foundation for five years and managed the Wings of Freedom Nationwide B-17 & B-24 Tour during that time. He currently is the Director of Undergraduate Marketing at Daniel Webster College. Ryan has over ten years of graphic and web design experience and has developed websites for several large companies and organiations nationwide. Ryan serves as the Associate Editor and Designer of Warbirds Online and as Associate Designer and Moderator of other Warbirds Resource Group sites. Recently Ryan has created and hosts the weekly internet radio program WIX Warbird Weekely.
Zane Adams
Senior WIX Moderator
Zane Adams is an instrument rated, private pilot and an avid warbird enthusiast.
His father worked for North American Aviation during WWII and his uncle was a B-24 pilot in the 15th Air Force, so he has grown up with a strong affection to the finest of flying machines. He has crewed with the Vintage Flying Museum B-17 “Chuckie” and the former Texas Air Command Museum’s UH-1 Huey, F-86, AT-6, T-33 and C-47. He is currently co-hosting the WIX Warbird Weekly show on Warbird Radio.com
He is also an amateur aviation photographer, enjoys the shooting sports and is a former BSA Scoutmaster. Zane has been working as a salesman in the industrial power transmission industry for the last 10 years.
He can often be found hanger flying at airports, airshows and museums in the DFW, Texas area where he lives with his wife and son.
Timothy Cox
Staff Photographer, Contributing Writer
WIX Brewmaster
Profile in the works.
Pat Carry
Senior Resercher
"I am 49 years old and have been a police officer for 271/2 years in Waukegan,Ill which is about 45 miles north of Chicago. My career is most definately winding down as I will be retiring April 1st and then I will be flying B-17's full time. In my dreams of course! I have been married to my wife and airplane photographer, Linda, for 15 years. I have 2 step-children and three grand children; Christopher age 10, Wesley age 8 and Cameron age 6.
  About 15 years ago I became an avid enthusiast of WW2 aviation which branched out into a general interest of all aspects of WW2. Approx 6 or 7 years ago I met a fellow who publishes a guide to aviation museums in the US and Canada (see www.aircraftmuseums.com) and since then I have become his main source of information. I have also contributed information and photos to www.armyairforces.com, infomation to the Aerofiles museum listings, as well as www.aerovintage.com and to www.warbirds-online.com."
  "It's pretty much of a hobby of mine to keep track of the aviation museums out there and what planes they have. I have visited most of the major aviation museums in the US with the exception of the Museum of Flight in Seattle, the Evergreen Aviation History Museum in Oregon and Fantasy of Flight in Fl. My favorite museums are the USAF Museum and the Naval Air Museum in Fl."
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