2018 Warbirds Over Milford
On Sunday July 29th the air over the Milford SAM field was filled with military aircraft from 1915 through today covering all types and styles. It was an impressive turn out for a one day event with just shy of 40 pilots in attendance.
The club provided lunch for the pilots and a Pilots Choice vote was held for the most impressive aircraft at the event and cash prizes were awarded.
Below are some photos supplied by the Event Director, John Klem who did all of the organizational work. Thanks for a job well done John.
YA warbird view of the flight line Sunday afternoon. We were pleased with the turnout for this one day event.
Pilot's Choice and winner of a $25 cash award was Dick Smith's SE-5A. Dick is from the CAGS club and an avid builder of WWI models. This one started life as a Balsa USA kit and finished with Dick's attention to detail - well done.
Dave Zagwyn fuels up for another sortie over the Western Front. The aircraft of the Great War were well represented at the event.
An example of heavy metal. This is Bob Brodeur's P-47 providing close air support to the troops on the ground. This plane is electric powered but there wad nothing missing in performace the way Bob flew it.
A first class example of a B25. Twins are always exciting.