Fly overs

[Yetti]

Does anyone in Texas organize fly overs like the Patriot Guards do escorts?

 

An Army door-gunner killed when the helicopter he was on came under enemy fire during the Vietnam War in 1968 will be laid to rest in Killeen next week.

After years of searching, the remains of Sgt. 1st Class Billy David Hill were identified last month, according to a Thursday news release from the Department of Defense.

 

http://kdhnews.com/military/remains-of-soldier-killed-vietnam-to-be-buried-in-killeen/article_c9c294a2-9f97-11e5-a7ae-571ded6268d3.html

[carl]

that should be helicopters then . 

 it would be a great thing 

maybe national guard .?

 

[rbuck]

I'd contact the national guard post nearest you. They should be able to point you in the right direction. 

[Hank]

An area pilot passed where I used to live. Everyone who was able met up and flew over the cemetery in line, at the family's request. Meet, plan, brief and go; fastest planes first, everyone flew the same speed. I couldn't get off work that afternoon in time to join the aerial conga line.

This is always an option if the Army / Guard can't make it. Just please don't try improvised formation flight!

[N9405V]

Contact the Commemorative Air Force they might be able to help.

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[gsxrpilot]

The Texas Wing of the Mooney Caravan as done four ship formation flights to the missing man formation at other events.

[Chocks]

Yes, The Commemorative Airforce does. Contact their main office and they will organize the logistics for the missing man.

Shane

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