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| P-51 Mustang - Out of over 15,500 built, there are only about 200 in existence. This one was built in 1944. | |||
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| Max speed = 445 mph. Max range = 1,895 miles. Armament - Six .50 cal. machine guns and 2,000 lbs. of bombs | |||
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| Curtiss-Wright "Helldiver" Navy Dive Bomber. Armament - Two 20mm Cannons plus two .30 cal machine guns | |||
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| This SB2C-5 Helldiver is the only flying airplane of the 7,200 built during World War II. | |||
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| Russian L-19 Jet Trainer. This plane flew in from Lancaster, TX where the owner keeps it. | |||
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| Russian L-19 Jet Trainer It took the owners 4 years to restore this plane to flying condition | |||
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| Russian Trainer | This Czechoslovakian Jet Trainer had a beautiful paint job | ||
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| These two F-18s flew in from Miramar Marine Air Base in California | |||
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| The pilots seem SO young to be flying these ultra sophisticated 40 million dollar fighter planes! | |||
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| Stunt plane put on a fabulous show | Taxiing out for a formation takeoff | ||
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| These Trainers did some really neat close-formation flying | |||
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| Another stunt plane | More formation flying | Landing in formation | |
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| The lady doing the announcing was the wife of the aerobatic pilot - she knew all his moves. | |||
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| Russian MIG-17 Jet Fighter | |||
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| Russian MIG-17 Jet Fighter - the young pilot took it up - very fast and maneuverable fighter | |||
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| Russian MIG-17 Jet Fighter - on the ground again after a fast ride | |||