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 Post subject: Dates for Thunder 2006
PostPosted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:23 pm 
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The Dates for Thunder over Michigan will be on our normal weekend, of August 5th and 6th. We have half of our aircraft booked and will be posting them soon. :D

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Excellent!!!

Are you sticking with the "British" theme?

Can't wait.......

Steve :wink:


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Yes, double theme, as of now,
5 Spitfires
3 Hurricanes
6 Skyraiders
Lacaster
Swordfish
Lysander
F8F
F4u-5NL
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Hu-16
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2 B-25
Me-109
5 P-51
C-47
B-17

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What is the other theme?


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oscardeuce wrote:
What is the other theme?


It looks like they are going with the "British are Coming" and "Skyraiders". Both themes don't tend to get much attention from show organizers. This should be a great draw. I am looking forward to it!

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Looks like I need to make my Calender. :D

So far it looks like a great line up. Can't wait to hear more. Thanks for the Heads up!

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Just finished marking my calendar AND making reservations at Motel 6 in Canton. We're really looking forward to being there.

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ps. I suppose you could call 9 months ahead "looking forward". :shock:


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oscardeuce wrote:
What is the other theme?


1. spitfires, hurricanes with other british stuff.
2. skyraiders, with other veitnam/korea era stuff.

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yes Bob Spence.

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I, have not heard much feed back, are we on the right track? :?

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michael luther wrote:
I, have not heard much feed back, are we on the right track? :?


Your definitely on the right track. This sounds like a great event, and this will continue to be my yearly trip back east for an airshow/warbird gathering. I've made three trips now, and recall the rumors of an official airshow, minus the warbird themes. Now that it's on track (warbords continued), this will be my fourth year in a row to the T.O.M. show.

I also think the British/Skyraider theme is a good one, as I don't recall seeing more than two of the same type mentioned, at any of our shows here on the west coast.

PS, I agree with Rob R., you definitely need some Tiger Moths and a few other British/Canadian trainers mixed in.

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Sounds like one heck of a show, Merlins everywere :D

Will their be a Spitfire/ Hurricane, Lancaster formation?

Also is TE308 still one of the Spits?

Dave


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and please...PRETTY PLEASE cut and roll that grass in the middle of the airfield for those quirky European aircraft......especially the 109!! :prayer:


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Ontario-Warbird wrote:
Sounds like one heck of a show, Merlins everywere :D

Will their be a Spitfire/ Hurricane, Lancaster formation?

Also is TE308 still one of the Spits?

Dave


The plan as of now is on Sat, Fly the me-109 out and have it run back into the airport with the 6 or 8 spitfires on it's tale, later the lancaster and 3 hurricanes will fly together.

On Sun, the spitfires, hurricanes and lancaster will all fly together.

What spit is TE308, bill greenwoods?

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