Monday, May 25, 2009

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What a Show! AirExpo 2009 - Bay Net, MD
There was the amazing Patty Wagstaff who maneuvers her aircraft better than most car drivers can drive, the Red Eagle aerobatic team in their stunning Talon Eagle bi-planes, the B-25 Panchito piloted by Larry Kelley, the Yak team in their Soviet ...


Aero-TV: Mike Chapman Airshows -- Expanding The Envelope - Aero-News Network, FL
Recognized internationally as an aerobatic pilot who thrills millions of airshow fans each summer, he began flying aerobatics in 1984 and quickly worked his way up to the highest level of competition aerobatics – the Unlimited category. ...


Thanks to all involved for air show - Anderson Independent Mail, SC
Mr. Oldham flipped all the right switches and dialed in all the correct settings to bring a spectacular air show to the Anderson Regional Airport on May 13. It was an event that we will all be talking about for a very long time to come. ...


Snowbirds take to sky over waterfront - The Kingston Whig-Standard, Canada
From 6 to 6:45 pm over the waterfront, the Canadian Forces 431 Air Demonstration Squadron precision aerobatic team will complete a show to celebrate 100 years of powered flight in Kingston. The 45-minute show can be best viewed from Confederation Park. ...


Umbria Air Show 2009: alcune foto from Technorati
La pattuglia acrobatica delle Frecce Tricolori a Castiglion del Lago per Umbria Air Show 2009 e molto altro… QUI ALCUNE FOTO PER GLI AMICI CHE C’ERANO.


Fog grounds some at Jones Beach holiday air show - Newsday, NY
BY JENNIFER MALONEY jennifer.maloney@newsday.com Fog disrupted the Bethpage Federal Credit Union New York Air Show at Jones Beach Sunday, grounding planes for two and a half hours and causing the cancellation of two star acts. ...


Thousands turn out for Southend Airshow - Essex Echo, UK
Thousands of people flocked to the seafront to see the Red Arrows roar across the skies in their 45th display season. The gorgeous weather led to a gridlocked A127 and trains packed full of visitors who came down from Romford and surrounding areas for ...


Fly-past to mark 20th anniversary - Haverhill Echo, UK
By Derek Bish A LOW-level flight by the Lancaster from the Battle of Britain Memorial Flight will be part of a service on Sunday to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the unveiling of the memorial stone at RAF Wratting Common, in May 1989. ...


County airport's annual open house to offer aircraft rides, food ... - Lancaster Eagle Gazette, OH
But this year, in lieu of the Wings of Victory Airshow, organizers of the open house, plan to add a little bit more to the event. "This is the first year we're really doing a full-blown open house because we won't be doing the air show," said Pat ...


Behind the Barriers - Race Day - Motorsport.com, Florida
As the Anthem finished, two B-25 Mitchell bombers flew over the Speedway. The B-25 is the aircraft type flown by Colonel (later General) Jimmy Doolittle and his Raiders in their attack on Japan in April, 1942. Doolittle, who was one of the world's best ...


Brisk trade in WWII planes thwarts efforts to recover missing fliers - Boston Globe, United States
Driven largely by wealthy American collectors, interest in such "warbirds" has grown into a multimillion-dollar frenzy that rivals the most feverish art trend or real estate boom, according to interviews with dozens of collectors, aircraft restorers, ...


Woman recalls years in WWII as pilot - Troy Record, NY
By Tom Caprood COLONIE — Sitting in her apartment, Lillian Yonally often watches planes coming into the local airport and remembers an earlier time in her life when one of the best things to do was to fly a B-25 bomber. Yonally, 87, was one of the ...


Bluffs veteran remembers B-17 as 'one of the best' - SW Iowa News, IA
By TIM JOHNSON, Staff Writer “It was one of the best,” retired Lt. James Hamilton of Council Bluffs said of the Boeing B-17. Hamilton, 93, flew 40 missions in B-17s during World War II and ferried “Flying Fortresses” after he returned to the States. ...


Edwards AFB Goes Hollywood from Aero-News Network
Ironman II Filmed on Location Scenes from the upcoming movie Ironman II were filmed at Edwards AFB, May 11-13, with the support of about 60 members of 'Team Edwards' taking part as extras and technical advisors. Parts of the first Ironman as well as numerous movies and television shows have also taken advantage of Edwards for filming in the past.


Today In Military/Aviation History 25 - 31 May - Well Folks, another seven have left the building. I’m here to tell you it was a quick AND expensive one for me. I hate when that happens, but what are ya gonna do? Say, listen, tomorrow is Memorial Day (Observed) and next Saturday is the real Memorial Day. Would you do me a favor? On BOTH days, could you find some time and read what follows? I and the Folks mentioned would really appreciate it. All Veterans and soldiers not alive, I thank you, WWII Veterans, I thank you, Korean Veterans, ...

Aircraft Becomes Historic Place from AVwebFlash Current Issue
Well, if they're going to charge property tax it might as well be a "place," and Indiana's Historic Preservation Review Board has apparently found sufficient ground to deem "Hot Stuff" -- a very rare Lockheed PV-2 Harpoon -- worthy of the National and State of Indiana Historic Registers. The aircraft may now be listed on the National Register of Historic Places, according to the group that maintains the aircraft, an honor normally reserved for historic homes, buildings or neighborhoods. The Lockheed PV-2, operated by the Indianapolis based American Military Heritage Foundation Inc. (AMHF), is thought to be one of only two currently in flying condition and the AMHF believes Hot Stuff is fit for the honor. PV-2s served during WWII as submarine hunters along the eastern seaboard and in the South Pacific. They were also used in the Empire Express bombing raids launched from the Aleutians after the Japanese occupation there (spring of 1942 to June 1943), which targeted the Japanese-held Kurile Islands, according to the AMHF. "Hot Stuff" served in an Empire Express squadron and served in the reserves but never saw combat as she was delivered to the Nave in March of 1945. Purdue graduate Ralph Johnson later saved the aircraft when he purchased a fleet as surplus from the Navy and redeployed the aircraft as crop dusters. As a flying aircraft, Hot Stuff will be making public appearances.


Harlingen Army Airfield: School for 'Top Guns' - Brownsville Herald, TX United States
Besides flying tow planes, Slade also trained men to fly airplanes such as B-25 and B-26 bombers, she said. Another of those pilots was Athey, now retired and living in San Benito. As Athey would fly gunnery students from Harlingen to the coastal ...


United States - California - Watsonville Fly-in & Air Show 2009 - Watsonville - 05/23/09 from FenceCheck Forums

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