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Performances
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*** USAF 60th Anniversary 1947 - 2007 ***
Performances
of Demonstration Teams for:
F-16, Fly Bys of B-2, C17,
and Air Force Helicopters
Please visit our special page dedicated to this momentous event.
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not only give the fan the finest entertainment available," says
Les, "but the act appeals to the race fan and truck fans who
might not otherwise attend an airshow." Les claims that crowds
grow by as much as 50 percent at repeat show sites. |
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| AeroShell Aerobatic Team is a formation team flying the AT-6G Texan, World War II North American Advanced Trainer. It's the aircraft that launched thousands of American and Canadian cadets on their flying careers generations ago, and now thril audiences everywhere! |
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Red
Eagle Air Sports
Red
Eagle Air Sports' "Magic in the Air" is a
real crowd pleaser. It is a singular
blend of low-level, precision
solo and formation aerobatics, performed
at show center in a spectacular style! |
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| Gary began his airshow career in 1998 in a Pitts S2-B. In 1999, he moved to the Giles 202 and in 2006, he became the first pilot to begin flying airshows in the awesome new MX2! The MX2 is the absolute latest in unlimited aerobatic aircraft. |
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| Greg Koontz has been performing in airshows since 1974, when he joined Col. Moser's Flying Circus and learned his trademark maneuvers from the best in the business. This airshow season, Greg returns to his roots to bring back good old- fashioned family entertainment in the best flying circus tradition! |
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P-51 Mustang Acrobatics |
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Watch as Stan Musick takes this World War II fighter through several high speed passes then rolls, barrel rolls, a loops right in front of the crowd line. There is no sound like the Merlin low to the ground and pumping out 1,500 horsepower. |
| Heritage Flights |
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The Heritage Demonstration consists of two close formation high angle photo passes followed by an in front of the crowd collision effect break, opposing rolls and opposite direction split to land. There is nothing like the sound of the Merlin and a jet engine together. |
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F-16
Fighting Falcon |
Watch
as this mighty fighter makes several high-speed passes
and low speed passes. There is nothing like the sound
of the Mighty F-16 Fighting Falcon as it splits the
Skies above Peachtree City. |
| Angel 7 |
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PLEASES
IN THE AIR - ANGEL 7’S spectacular appearance
during its “smoke-on” high-speed run,
its “pull” to the near-vertical, its slow
and dirty pass and its graceful rolling maneuvers and
photo pass WOWS AND PLEASES crowds.
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Shaw
Air Force Base is home to the Viper East Team, one of
two F-16 aerial demonstration teams in Air Combat Command. The
F-16 Fighting Falcon, more commonly known to military
pilots as the Viper, is a compact, extremely maneuverable
multi-role fighter aircraft. The F-16 has proven
itself in air-to-air combat as well as air-to-surface
attack. It provides a relatively low-cost, high-performance
weapon system for the air forces of the United States
and other allied nations. |
We
are in the process of booking several more acts, check back
in few weeks for more performers.
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 Announcer for the show: Scott Slade
Scott Slade of WSB Talk Radio, has been the air show announcer since its inception. Scott is an avid aviation enthusiast and pilot in his own right.
Scott Slade’s friendly personality has made him an Atlanta staple in the mornings. “Frankly I just try to be myself. People don’t want to be jolted out of bed or in the car. The doughnut guy listens to WSB on his way to work.”
Read Scott Slade's Footnotes at wsbradio.com |
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