 |  | | The U.S. Army Green Beret parachute team shared duties with the Air Force Academy Wings of Blue jump team opening the air show each day. The flag measured about 30 feet by 60 feet. | |
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| Biplanes, bombers, jets and warbirds were part of "In Their Honor," an air show held in Colorado Springs July 9-10. Thousands of people showed up to pay tribute to past and present members of the military. |
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 | | | Chandy Clanton puts on a flight helmet in an Edge 540 before her aerobatic performance; the new FTG control tower is in the background. | |
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On June 25 and 26, the Rocky Mountain EAA Fly-In was held at Front Range Airport. The airport's new air traffic control tower was dedicated during the event.
A wide range of aviation subjects was covered during a forum schedule. Workshops were held to advance education in aviation, and a large number of exhibitors showed their aviation products and services to attendees.
The Experimental Aircraft Association is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to providing safe, enjoyable family experiences that inspires aviators to look to the sky. The Rocky Mountain EAA Region local chapters get together one weekend out of the year to promote aviation, celebrate the freedom of flight, support the community, and give the proceeds to local children by means of education grants and scholarships. |
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