Commemorative Air Force Presents
May 26-28, 2006
Wings of Freedom Airshow

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Wings of Freedom won in small air show category: 1st in web site, 2nd in Program Guide, 2nd in Sponsor Kit, 3rd in TV Commercial.
 
 
Gallery
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Images by Max Haynes
2006 Image Wings of Freedom Airshow Gallery
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Aircraft
Here are a few of the aircraft of the CAF

Vultee BT-1A Valiant
Vultee BT-13A Valiant Basic Trainer
All pilots, whether they were destined for fighters or bombers, had to go through the pilot training process. One of the most important aircraft for developing new pilot skills was the BT-13 Valiant, sometimes known as the "Vibrator" ~ not for what it did to you, but to the windows of buildings when it flew by.

Harvard Mk IV
Harvard Mk IV
The most important advanced pilot trainer of World War II was the AT-6 Texan. The aircraft was so good and so popular, that it was used by many different service branches and many different countries. Our aircraft was one of those licensed by Canadian Car and Foundry in Canada where it was known as the "Harvard"
Be sure to check out our Aerobatic Shows and find out more about the remote control aircraft.
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