1. When they filmed @BenAffleck's #PearlHarbor we had Japanese Zeros and Kates with torpedoes slung below, flying overhead for two weeks.
Vintage warbirds move to Wheeler Army Airfield for the 75th end-of-WWII aerial parades via @StarAdvertiser staradvertiser.com/2020/08/28/haw…
2. Here is the schedule:
"The times of the weekend flyovers was moved up to 10 to 11 a.m.
The first batch on Saturday will fly from Wheeler over Waipahu, the Pearl Harbor/Aiea area, then will follow a path toward the south shore. Heading north from there,
3. the warbirds will fly along the windward side, around the north shore and by old Haleiwa Airfield.
The second aerial parade on Sunday will head from Wheeler to Haleiwa Airfield and Kaena Point, then along the west side of Oahu, returning above Pearl Harbor and Ford Island.
4. Aircraft route maps with projected times are available at 75thwwiicommemoration.org.
It could take as many as 40 minutes for the last aircraft, two Stearman biplanes, to pass by, officials said.
5. The list includes a B-25 bomber, two PBY Catalina flying boats, an SNJ/AT-6 Texan, four AT-6 Texans, an FM2 Wildcat, a F8F Bearcat, two Stearman biplanes, a TBM Avenger, two P-51 Mustangs, a T-28 Trojan and a Globe Swift."
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