rhinonavy wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2017 1:27 am Here are a few photos!

I did not see anything regarding the Raptor pilot's final flight... We were at the far left end of the flight line.

The dual F-15s is a killer angle! That is really cool. Thanks for sharing them all and glad to see you had a better time with it!

When I saw the sneak pass on the live stream I was pretty shocked at how low it was. I don't remember seeing anything quite that low in the past.

Thankfully Brandon Botts sent us this clip of the sneak passes so we can all see it!

https://youtu.be/7w9f-gWFsFs

IMG_5757small-600x450.jpg The “Angel of Deliverance”, a Boeing C-97G Stratofreighter, returned to flight this week after 15 years of restoration in New York. The aircraft is operated by the Berlin Airlift Historical Foundation, which also owns and flies the C-54 “Spirit of Freedom”. See some photos...

Got a message to our Facebook page asking why the P-38 isn't there. Anyone have info on that?

AirshowStuff is looking for help! The website has long been run by myself with the assistance of a few friends, but in order to keep it growing further I am hoping to find some new faces to help out. Of course, anyone who participates in this forum is helping a lot already and I really appreciate al...

Here's cool video of a USCG Dolphin flyover yesterday at the Georgia/South Carolina game:

https://www.facebook.com/jthead.uga/pos ... 6860684650

Here's a different one! The Johnson Space Center posted that four NASA T-38 Talons performed a flyover for the Houston Astros World Series parade:

All photos from <NASA Johnson Space Center

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You're right, that is absolutely incredible! @Copperbeltjack and @RFDGuy would appreciate this!

Added a new type to my log book today when I got checked out in this Cessna 150 in Green Bay. I had been planning to check out in the 175 Skylark instead but it was left out all night and wouldn't start in the cold.