Lineup – Warbird Expo

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Cedar Creek Veteran’s Foundation (CCVF) is pleased to announce its sixth annual Magnificent Warbird Expo to Celebrate America on July 5, 2025 from 9am to 3pm. It will be held at the Historic Aviation Memorial Museum at Tyler Pounds Regional Airport, Tyler, TX.

Aircraft scheduled to be at the 2025 Magnificent Warbird Expo are:

Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey Demo Team
Air Force Viper F-16 Demo Team
Marine Corps B-25 gunship, “Devil Dog” Bomber
C-45 “Little Raider”
SNJ-5 “Texan”

These Civilian Warbirds will also be performing in the Thunder Over Cedar Creek Air Show (https://ccveteransfoundation.org/thunder-over-cedar-creek-lakeairshow/) on July 5, 2025 at 6:00pm.

The Magnificent Warbird Expo is the opportunity to see these planes up close, talk to some of the pilots and even schedule rides on the B-25 “Devil Dog”, the SNJ (AT-6) “Texan” or the twin Beechcraft “Little Raider”. The US Air Force F-16 Viper demo team and US Marines Osprey demo team will be on site for viewing. Bring your family and friends and have the chance of a lifetime to see today’s state of the art military aircraft and the amazing “Warbirds” that have shaped our history!

Do not pass up this opportunity to get up close and personal with aviation history!!

Get your tickets now to this once in a lifetime opportunity to see history right in front of you!!

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US Marine Corps MV-22B Osprey

US Air Force Viper F-16 Demo Team

B-25

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The B-25 Mitchell Bomber was made famous on the daring 1942 Doolittle Raid on Tokyo.

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C-45 Little Raider

Over 9,000 of these aircraft were produced at Beechcraft Aircraft in Wichita, Kansas from 1937 to 1970, making it one of the world’s most widely used, and longest produced light aircraft. Approximately half of the total production run saw military service during and after WWII.

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SNJ-5 (AT-6) “Texan”

The North American SNJ-5 is a 1943 WWII veteran. The SNJ is better known as the Army AT-6 or the British Harvard. Most people call it a “T-6.” Most of the SNJ’s and AT-6’s were manufactured in the Dallas Texas North American factory. For this reason, the AT-6 is also called the “Texan.”

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