"Tora, Tora, Tora" is the Commemorative Air Force's recreation of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor that signaled the beginning of the American involvement in World War II, featuring the A6M, D3A, B5N.

Planes of Fame Demo with pyro including the P-38J, P-40N, P-47G, P-51D, F4U

SRC Airshows

The Immortal Red Baron

Worlds Fastest Jet Powered Trucks. Flash Fire Jet Trucks & the record holding AFTERSHOCK Jet Fire Truck. 

Jay Stokes & Cheryl Stearns Skydiving Team

The Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard is the only equestian color guard in the Marine Corps!

Mini MAGTF Demo featuring the AH-1, MV-22, UH-1.

With the speed and range of a turboprop, the maneuverability of a helicopter and the ability to carry 24 Marine combat troops twice as fast and five times farther than previous helicopters, the Osprey greatly enhances the advantages Marines have over their enemies.

Representing, arguably, the greatest breakthroughs in aircraft technology, the Harrier was the first VSTOL-capable jet in the Marine inventory, giving MAGTF commanders new flexibility on the battlefield.

The  F-5 Tiger II is a highly maneuverable, capable and reliable fighter used by the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps and more than 30 countries worldwide as a front line fighter, trainer, or reconnaissance aircraft.

The F-35 Lightning II is a 5th Generation fighter, combining advanced stealth with fighter speed and agility, fully fused sensor information, network-enabled operations and advanced sustainment.

Rob Reider is the most sought-after announcer on the North American Air Show circuit. His talents have earned him the highest award in the air show industry, the International Council of Air Shows “Sword of Excellence.” A former Midwest television personality, Rob received 5 Emmy awards for his on-air performance and musical compositions.

The Third Marine Aircraft Wing Band was established for service during WWII. Soon after WWII ended, the band was deactivated and its members were sent to serve in Marine units in China and at Marine Corps Air Station Ewa, Hawaii. In 1952 the Third Marine Aircraft Wing Band was officially reactivated at Marine Corps Air Station Miami, Florida in support of the Korean conflict.