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Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Fri Apr 15, 2011 3:27 pm

michael luther wrote:Just added,

Bill Hirzel's N3N-3 Canary.


Another GREAT addition for the Centennial of Naval Aviation celebration, Michael. Keep up the good work!

8)

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Mon Apr 18, 2011 8:14 am

Last call for Sunday's Photo Tour/Pit passes for T.O.M..

Less than a dozen remaining!

Friday and Saturday - SOLD OUT!!

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Mon Apr 18, 2011 9:08 pm

TOM WALSH wrote:Last call for Sunday's Photo Tour/Pit passes for T.O.M..

Less than a dozen remaining!

Friday and Saturday - SOLD OUT!!

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.


Good Deal, Tom! Just over 3 months to perhaps the BEST warbird show in the U.S. this year. Can't wait!

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Sat Apr 23, 2011 9:20 am

65 aircraft confirmed and still 3 months to go!

I expect there will be more additions.

Another banner year for T.O.M.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Sat Apr 23, 2011 5:02 pm

TOM WALSH wrote:65 aircraft confirmed and still 3 months to go!

I expect there will be more additions.

Another banner year for T.O.M.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.


Thanks for the update, Tom. I know that Michael and Kevin have done and are doing all they can to give us a terrific lineup of Naval warbirds and other warbirds for this year's show, and with 65 aircraft confirmed so far (I know - 7 of those are Blue Angels' Hornets...), there are at least 9 aircraft to be added to the list of 56 showing on the website. Michael and Kevin have announced these individually since the the aircraft list was last updated on March 13.

With 3 months to go I look forward to seeing a new list with these nine added and as many more as can be obtained between now and July. Keep up the great work.

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Mon Apr 25, 2011 12:14 am

Kevin recently posted this addition on the TOM facebook page.

"The 129th Rescue Squadron at Moffett Federal Airfield, California has the THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN Air Show on their schedule for the summer! The 129th flies the very rare MC-130P ‘Combat Shadow’ Hercules!"

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Mon Apr 25, 2011 12:23 am

Kevin just posted this addition on the TOM facebook page.

"Guess who else has THUNDER on their schedule? Patrol Squadron NINE (VP-9) the “Golden Eagles” from Marine Corps Base Hawaii! VP-9 flies the P-3C Orion and has a special CoNA painted aircraft in the markings of a decommissioned squadron, VP-6 the “Blue Sharks”."

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Mon Apr 25, 2011 6:27 pm

Michael, Kevin, Tom,

I originally booked a two-week trip to the Midwest this summer because of a certain large aviation convention on the other side of Lake Michigan, but I'm ever so glad now that I'm arriving in time to attend ToM2011 - such a great line-up you've managed to bring together! (and some people are saying you're not even done yet :-))

Roger

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Tue May 03, 2011 7:26 pm

michael luther wrote:Kevin just posted this addition on the TOM facebook page.

"Guess who else has THUNDER on their schedule? Patrol Squadron NINE (VP-9) the “Golden Eagles” from Marine Corps Base Hawaii! VP-9 flies the P-3C Orion and has a special CoNA painted aircraft in the markings of a decommissioned squadron, VP-6 the “Blue Sharks”."


and it looks like this:
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Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Wed May 11, 2011 8:25 am

A working WW II flamethrower will be demonstrated each day of the show as part of the Pacific ground battle.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Wed May 11, 2011 3:51 pm

A working WW II flamethrower will be demonstrated each day of the show as part of the Pacific ground battle.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.


...and it looks like this.

Image

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Wed May 11, 2011 6:18 pm

awesome shot Bill.........

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Wed May 11, 2011 6:43 pm

Roger Cain wrote:
michael luther wrote:Kevin just posted this addition on the TOM facebook page.

"Guess who else has THUNDER on their schedule? Patrol Squadron NINE (VP-9) the “Golden Eagles” from Marine Corps Base Hawaii! VP-9 flies the P-3C Orion and has a special CoNA painted aircraft in the markings of a decommissioned squadron, VP-6 the “Blue Sharks”."


and it looks like this:
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GREAT looking P-3! Looking forward to seeing it, and looking forward to an updated aircraft list on the show website soon!

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Thu May 12, 2011 3:29 pm

All,
I am happy to announce that the Friday Taxiway Photography and the Saturday and Sunday Photo Tour and Pits are completely SOLD OUT!
On behalf of the Yankee Air Museum, thank you to everyone for our 7th consecutive year sell out!
Regards,
Kevin

Re: THUNDER OVER MICHIGAN 2011

Thu May 12, 2011 5:50 pm

wls3 wrote:
A working WW II flamethrower will be demonstrated each day of the show as part of the Pacific ground battle.

Cheers,

Tom Walsh.


...and it looks like this.

Image


That's hot! :axe:
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