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Jim Olsen's Zenith 601HD looks just like a Navy fighter...
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How did Texas get so linked to Sea Furies?
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Well, folks, you knew this had to happen eventually.
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A Stearman is the embodiment of late 1920's military aviation.
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This is a nice Anderson Kingfisher.
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Like we always say, start 'em out young!
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Just waiting their turn to fly...
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Double your pleasure, double your fun...
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Old and New: The Red Knight T-33, one of the first successful jets to enter military service, makes a low pass right before sunset over an F-16, one of the latest jets.
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The Red Knight pulls up into the darkening sky.
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The Knight's smoke rings make interesting patterns, with no propwash to break them up.
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A New Standard D-25 heads off to roost for the night.
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A Sikorsky S-39 sits majestically.
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The struts are quite complicated.
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All those tubes, struts and wires make for a beautiful aircraft.
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It must take forever to get this plane rigged properly!
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A section of Van's Air Force returns to base.
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This O-2 Duck was on patrol.
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This turbine Bonanza has the largest stall strips I've ever seen!
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A P-51 taxis out for takeoff.
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The Yellowbird right before the fly-by session.
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The Kolb tent in Paradise City was quite active. These are well-built, well-designed light aircraft.
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This Kolb can help you enjoy basic, seat-of-your-pants flight in a relatively inexpensive manner.
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The volunteer parade had some "interesting" participants.
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