A Post for KETIV - Walking Through History at the Planes of Fame Airshow.

For those of you who know me, even if it's only via the Internet, it's no secret that I like vintage aircraft.  I find the stories about them fascinating, and the people who designed, built, flew,and maintained them fascinating too.

The Grumman F7F Tigercat in front.  Two Vought Corsairs in the background.

Last week, my bosses at KETIV Technologies asked me to write a blog post on the Planes of Fame airshow, and I found myself struggling with quite the case of writer's block.  So much to say, and how to say it.

Fortunately, I was able to put thoughts to virtual paper, and come up with something, and now it's been shared to the KETIV website.

So rather than repost it here, go ahead and follow the link to the KETIV blog here.

I hope you enjoy the article, and here's a couple of bonus pictures for passing through my blog on the way there! :) 

A Douglass C-47.  A loyal, dependable, workhorse of an airplane.

A Lockheed P-38 Lightning, of World War 2 fame, taxiing between two
North American P-51 Mustangs after a flight.

Later on, a F-22 Raptor flew.  State of the art today, here it is taxiing back
between the same two Mustangs.