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| The Oriole Bird was among the many visitors interested in flight who stopped by the museum's booth at the Crossroads Village Spring Festival on Saturday. Bernie Trent (left) and Joe Teal seemed to be enjoying their time manning the booth. |
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Out in the neighborhood
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Sorry you missed us
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| Family members stand in line to enter TA-4J cockpit. Nearly 200 people took advantage of the perfect April weather to examine several aircraft at the Strawberry Point static line. Six airplanes were open and the newly arrived T-34C trainer was one of the most popular features. Two people at a time could enjoy the T-34C. The next Open Cockpit is scheduled for May 12 when the museum may be able to open even more aircraft. |
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