Part
of the fun of the whole airshow experience is to watch the people. The
magic and wonder of the children looking at the old airplanes, the
sparkle of pride in the eye of a veteran and a whole hosts of other
things help keep the shows interesting.
A couple of children look in wonder at a B-25 Mitchell on the ramp.
The crowds were heavy again this year. This is a good sign that the economy hasn't dampened the airshow spirit.
Doug Jardine's wife, Margi Stivers, Susan Newman Harrison and Rob Harrison, all airshow veterans have a chat. Margi brough by some flowers to Rob to celebrate his return to airshow performing.
A couple of Mount SAC students help Rob Harrison push the airplane.
Steve Stavrakakis, our airshow announcer.
Cable volunteers handing out raffle prizes.
Doug Jardine's son, Doug Jardin, Steve Stavrakakis and Rich Ciccirilli.
Martin Kennedy, Rob Harrison, Doug Jardine and Dr. Frank Donnelly, the airshow aerobatics performers.
A couple of aviation photographers, Gar and Nathan.
Gar practicing his marshalling skills.
Rob with a couple of the youngsters from his family.
The local VFW getting ready for an honor ceremony featuring a 21 gun salute.
Doug Jardine and his sone loading the smoke oil in Doug's plane.
21 gun salute performed by the local VFW.
During a lull in the action, the Hokey Pokey was played. Some of the airshow crowd performed the hokey pokey.