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NOOOOOOOOOOOO! You dont understand! That was amazing!

I was looking forward to seeing 5 Thunderbolts buzz the field and attack the Germans!!! :(

Well its good that it will be back for 2008.


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NOOOOOOOOOOOO! You dont understand! That was amazing!

I was looking forward to seeing 5 Thunderbolts buzz the field and attack the Germans!!! :(

Well its good that it will be back for 2008.


Take a look at the field layout. The "battlefield" will be pretty far away from the main show area. It'd be quite a trek in the hot July sun to go watch the battle.

http://www.fencecheck.com/forums/index.php/topic,7082.180.html

Halfway down someone has done a quickie-photoshop of how the general layout will look.

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Mike Luther, 2 questions, please. Is there an 800 # that I could buy some tickets in advance for some friends in the area. Also, can one fly in for the day, do you have an idea of the schedule and times airport is closed? Thanks

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Just so everyone knows, we will not have a battle this year because of the show layout. We do plan to bring it back next year!


That brings a tear to my eye, but is understood why it must be. :cry:

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Bill, yes you can flyin to Av Flight west. Airspace will close 11am - 4pm.

The 800 # is on our web site, now is the time to buy as the tickets are 50% off till the end of March.

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The battle field is also in the flight box area.

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The sale of Photo Tour/Photo Pit passes over the past few weeks has really picked up.

Consequently, there are very few spots left for Saturday, July 7.

If you want to be included in the Saturday total, you should act without delay.

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We will be open for arrival day this year. Some info on the web site.

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As of today, the Saturday Photo Tour and Photo Pit slots for this year's Thunder Over Michigan Show are SOLD OUT!

There are still positions open for Sunday.

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We are now down to four P-47s :(

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Aircraft list will be updated shortly.

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Aircraft list will be updated shortly.
Cheers
Tom Walsh


Tom - we look forward to the updated aircraft list.

I am sorry we will not be able to enjoy seeing the US-2B Tracker from Norfolk again this year, but very happy that all of the 5 crew members are okay. I wish them the best in their recovery.

Also, wanted to mention that I was able to see the Sikorsky UH-34D Seahorse Marine helicopter from New York in action on Saturday, May 5 at Cherry Point, NC. First time I had seen or heard one of these vintage piston-engined beauties in flight in a long time.

It's a GREAT addition to Thunder's lineup, and I am sure everyone will enjoy seeing and hearing it fly.

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Just updated!

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Heritage Flight? :D


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It should not be too much longer before we all know what level of support ACC will extend to Thunder.

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