Members of the Cascade Warbirds will be flying in and exhibiting their aircraft at the Olympic Flight Museum Airshow, Fathers’ Day weekend, June 17-18.
These historic military planes from different countries will be featured along with the Olympic Flight Museum’s P-51D Mustang and FG-1D Corsair. Twenty owners are expected to have their historic aircraft on display and discuss the details of their aircraft and their passion for historic flight. The airshow will be at the Olympia Regional Airport in Washington state with additional aircraft, flight demonstrations, and special events all weekend.
Can’t make the show? Enjoy these photos of the Cascade Warbirds in flight.
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- From bottom to top, Nanchang CJ-6, Navion, IAR-823, Navion.
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- From top to bottom, North American T-28A, Nanchang CJ-6, and a North American T-6.
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- Dave Desmon in his North American Navion flying over Lake Winnebago at Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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- Cascade Warbirds’ T-6 formation with four different liveries, (from bottom to top), Marine Corps, early Army Air Corps, World War II Navy, and USAF.
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- Squadron Commander Ron Morrell in his T-28A with historically accurate insignia depicting its original Air Force assignment to Vance AFB in 1950.
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- A Republic SeaBee, a post-war amphibian with a pusher propeller.
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- Ray Rousse in his Navion.
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- John “Smokey” Johnson in his AT-6 that features a rare authentic insignia that was only used for a few months early in World War II.
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- Bob Hill in his IAR-823, which was designed and built in Romania for their air force.
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