and Open House - September 18th-19th, 2010
USAF Thunderbirds
The Thunderbirds are a team of Airmen representing the best of the U.S. Air Force and the highest standards of integrity, service, and excellence to the American public and the world. They are the face of the U.S. Air Force - your Ambassadors in Blue.
Learn more about the Thunderbirds HERE!
US Army Golden Knights
For 50 years the "Golden Knights" have been wowing audiences at air shows, competitions and most recently, with high profile tandems.
Learn more about the U.S. Army Golden Knights HERE!
Sky Soldiers Demonstration Team
The Sky Soldiers Demonstration Teams are dedicated groups of veteran pilots and ground support staff that perform at various events around the country in a patriotic tribute to our country’s military.
Learn more about the Sky Soldiers Demonstration Team HERE!
Lima Lima Flight Team
The Lima Lima Flight Team demonstration is flown with six airplanes, It includes several formation configurations, from the six ship wedge and double arrowhead, to the basic finger four and diamond formations. The team has developed a series of formation aerobatics maneuvers which demonstrate the full range of the T-34 performance envelope.
Learn more about the Lima Lima Flight Team HERE!
SNJ-5
The SNJ-5 flown by NAA has a long and storied career, flying from 1943 through 1958 with the U.S. Navy from Naval Air Stations in Texas, Louisiana, Florida and New Jersey and then civilian ownership since. Warbird Aviation Rendezvous has owned and flown the aircraft since the late 1990's.
Learn more about the USNJ-5 HERE!
A-26 Invader "Lady Liberty"
The Douglas A-26 Invader ( B-26 between 1948-1965) was a United States twin-engined light attack bomber built by the Douglas Aircraft Co. during World War II that also saw service during several of the Cold War's major conflicts. A limited number of highly modified aircraft served in combat thru November 1969. The last A-26 was retired from military service in 1972 by the National Guard Bureau and donated to the National Air and Space Museum.
Learn more about the A-26 Invader "Lady Liberty" HERE!
A-1E Skyraider
The Douglas "Skyraider" was a design submitted to the U.S. Navy as a replacement for the famous SBD dive-bomber. Originally designated as the XBT2D-1, the new aircraft made its maiden flight on March 18, 1945, two weeks ahead of schedule.
Learn more about the A-1E Skyraider HERE!
P-51 Mustang
Sleek and elegant, the North American P-51D Mustang was truly a "fighter pilot's dream." It is perhaps the best known fighter aircraft of all time.
Learn more about the UP-51 Mustang HERE!
PT-17 Stearman
John Mohr uses this excelent aircraft for Aerobatic routines, low-level and in-your-face acro, noise and smoke. All this is not a "normal" routine.
Learn more about the PT-17 Stearman HERE!
T-33
On November 8, 1950, the first jet-vs-jet aerial combat took place between a P-80 Shooting Star and a MIG-15 in the area in northwest Korea later known as "MIG Alley."
Learn more about the T-33: HERE!
Mig-17F
Randy Ball's MiG-17F spent almost four years in restoration, and is one of only a handful of vintage jets flying the North American air show circuit. It has an authentic paint job and is the only MiG available for ground display with fully restored guns. Randy's MiG has been seen by millions of air show fans across North America and has been featured in numerous publications, appearing on t-shirts, newspapers, posters, and more. It has been filmed on several occasions including performing as the enemy aircraft with the USAF's F-4 Phantom* for the Discovery Channel and #1611 is now being featured in a new flight simulator program.
Learn more about the Mig-17F: HERE!
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