by Staff Sgt. Jason McCasland
2nd Bomb Wing Public Affairs
12/12/2013 - BARKSDALE AIR FORCE BASE, La -- Barksdale Air Force Base is scheduled to host its annual Defenders of Liberty Air Show April 26 - 27.
This year's show will feature several acts, including the head-lining U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds.
"We are excited to be chosen as one of the limited number of military
Air Shows this year," said Maj. Warren Carroll, the Air Show's air
operations director. "We are excited to host this event and enhance the
public awareness of the Air Force. Opening Air Force bases to the public
provides opportunities for education and helps generate interest in the
military and its role in national security."
Both the event and parking are free to the public, but guests are
cautioned to plan their trip carefully, as accommodating many vehicles
safely and efficiently will require some changes to how traffic enters
and exits the base.
"As in years past, The Bossier (North) and Shreveport (West) Gates will
be used for processing Air Show traffic exclusively," said Capt.
Clifford Piernick, 2nd Security Forces Squadron chief. "We are still
working the times the gates will be open, but like previous years, we
ask Air Show visitors to proceed with caution during the high traffic of
the show."
Additional information about the Air Show, including more security
information, a full list of the acts, and general information, may be
found on the official web site, www.barksdaleafbairshow.com.
Friday, December 13, 2013
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