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Cullman County Veterans Day celebrated at Cullman Regional Airport

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Source: The Cullman Times

The annual Cullman County Veterans Day Celebration and air show returned to Cullman Regional Airport Saturday, Nov. 7. Guests were treated to interactive displays honoring America’s military veterans along with military flyovers, skydiving demonstrations, and living history exhibitions. Visitors were given an up-close view of the aircraft and vehicles that helped America win some of history’s most notable wars. This year’s displays included a WWII observation aircraft, a Fairchild PT-19, a Bell UH-1 Huey helicopter, and a Douglas C-47 Skytrain used to drop paratroopers into Nazi-occupied France during the D-Day operation. Retired U.S. Army pilot Mike Durant, whose story is featured in the film Black Hawk Down, also made a special guest appearance and veterans and their families were served a complimentary lunch.

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