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The West Point Parachute Team, known as the "Black Knights," is an elite cadet team from the United States Military Academy at West Point. Composed of highly trained and disciplined cadets, the team represents West Point in national parachuting competitions and public demonstrations across the country. They specialize in precision free-fall skydiving and serve as ambassadors of the Academy, showcasing the leadership, courage, and excellence instilled in every cadet. Their thrilling aerial displays often include flying the American flag during descent and landing with pinpoint accuracy, inspiring audiences and promoting the values of the U.S. Army and West Point....

The C-17 Globemaster III Demonstration Team showcases the impressive capabilities of one of the U.S. Air Force’s most versatile airlift aircraft. During their dynamic performances at air shows, the team demonstrates the C-17’s agility through a series of tactical maneuvers, including steep tactical descents, short-field landings, rapid reverse taxiing, and precision turns rarely seen in a large transport aircraft. These displays highlight the aircraft’s unique blend of power, flexibility, and precision, emphasizing its role in rapid strategic and tactical airlift missions around the globe. The demo not only reflects the performance of the aircraft but also honors the skill and professionalism of the aircrew who operate it....

The Air Dot Show Tour's Cyberbeast "Nighthawk," a specially configured high performance Tesla Cybertruck, will square off against Scott "Scooter" Yoak in his P-51 Mustang!...

Scott "Scooter" Yoak will deliver a breathtaking aerobatic performance in his impeccably restored P-51D Mustang, known as "Quick Silver." More than just a warbird, this aircraft is a flying tribute to the men and women of the U.S. Armed Forces. Every detail of its striking black-and-chrome paint scheme has symbolic meaning: the black represents the mourning of those who never came home, while the silver shines in honor of the veterans who returned. The polished nose and spinner evoke the helmets of ground troops, and the stars and stripes subtly integrated into the design honor the unity and sacrifice of all service members. Scooter’s dynamic routine brings the Mustang’s legacy to life, combining the power and agility of this iconic...

The REMAX Parachute Team is a highly skilled skydiving demonstration team, known for their precision jumps and dynamic aerial performances. The team has been a staple at air shows, sporting events, and special celebrations for decades. Their demonstrations often feature dramatic freefalls, high-speed canopy formations, and pinpoint landings, showcasing the thrill of skydiving to hundreds of thousands of people nationwide....

Michael Goulian is one of the top aerobatic pilots in the world.  He began his career in the competitive world of aerobatics, earning the distinction of becoming one of the youngest pilots to ever win the United States Unlimited Aerobatic Championship at the age of 27.  In 2006 he joined an elite group of pilots competing as Team #99 in the Red Bull Air Races.  Mike's air show performance combines the heart-stopping gyroscopic tumbling of modern display flying with the crisp, aggressive, demands of precision competition aerobatics....

The 920th Rescue Wing, locally based at Patrick Space Force Base, will perform a Combat Search and Rescue Demo (CSAR) showcasing the wing's capabilities in personnel recovery operations, featuring para-rescue jumpers (PJs) deploying from aircraft to simulate the rescue of isolated personnel in combat scenarios. The demonstration will conclude with the PJs swimming into the beach and the helicopters simulating a mid-air refueling operation from a C-130J Super Hercules....

Designed as a short-range, high-performance interceptor, the Spitfire became a symbol of Britain’s resistance against Germany during the Battle of Britain. Its positive impact on morale and superlative performance in combat have led some to call it “The Airplane that Saved the World.” Known by her wartime serial number, MJ730, the Museum’s Spitfire flew more than 100 combat missions during WWII. Manufactured at Vickers-Armstrong’s Castle Bromwich Aircraft Factory, MJ730 was test-flown by the legendary Alex Henshaw on December 10, 1943. She was soon shipped to Casablanca, Morocco aboard the S.S. Leeds City. MJ730 saw her first combat missions with No.417 Squadron, Royal Canadian Air Force defending the Anzio Beachhead via a base in Marcianise, Italy. Reassigned to No.154 Squadron, Royal Air Force...