Inyokern Airport Warbird Fly-In 2005

Jet Arriving at the Inyokern Airport Fly-In Photo by Tomas Bozack

Warbirds arriving at Inyokern Airport.

A L-39 jet trainer is directed to parking.

A Russian made YAK-52 on display.

YAK-52 On Display at the Inyokern Airport Fly-In Photo by Tomas Bozack

Photo by David Rosenthal

A pilot next to his L-39 in U.S. Air Force colors.

A U.S. Navy HH60H Seahawk helicopter makes a low pass over the airport.

Navy Helicopter Fly-By at the Inyokern Airport Fly-In Photo by Tomas Bozack

Photo by Tomas Bozack

L-39 pilot Kari Cameron and fly-in organizer Gene Hart.

A 1953 Aero Commander 520 - a locally based aircraft owned by Michael Wright of Ridgecrest, California.

Not a warbird, but it's a beautiful classic airplane nonetheless.

Aero Commander 520 at the Inyokern Airport Fly-In Photo by Tomas Bozack

Photo by Tomas Bozack
Visitors walk among a colorful row of unique aircraft.	From right to left: a Lake LA-4, two Long-EZs, two L-29s, and the rest are L39s.

Pilot on the wing of his T-28 military trainer.

Pilot with His T-28 at the Inyokern Airport Fiy-in Photo by David Rosenthal

Photo by David Rosenthal

Visitors inspect a row of T-28 trainers.

Retired military warbirds come in all colors and styles.

Warbirds in a Row at the Inyokern Airport Fly-In Photo by Tomas Bozack

Photo by Tomas Bozack

Q: What do Harleys and T-28s have in common?
A: They're both big, noisy, and fast.

Country music fills the air as the "Roses and Renegades" dance troop perform a country line dance.

Country Dancers at the Inyokern Airport Fly-in Photo by David Rosenthal

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