Alameda Naval Air Station Closing Ceremony Page-2
Alameda Naval Air Station in Alameda California, on the East edge of San Francisco Bay, had a final Closing Ceremony on April 19, 1997. On this final ceremony, which was open to the public, 4 North American B-25 World War II Bombers took off, flew 2 full passes over the airfield, dropped flowers into the bay, then landed back at the Naval Airstation. These are some of the pictures that I took on this slightly overcast day.
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of Roger Louie, the creator of these photos.
'In the Mood' on display before the flyover.
Overall view of all the bombers just before taxi to the runway.
'Pacific Princess' during taxi to takeoff.
'In the Mood' during taxi to takeoff.
Kills made by 'In the Mood' during WWII.
Formation flying over San Francisco Skyline.
Formation flying over cargo ships.
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