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July 22-23, 2023

Ace Maker T-33

AH-64 Apache

18th Aggressor Squadron F-16 Fighting Falcon

KC-135 Stratotanker

349th AMW 75th Anniversary, C-141 Starlifter
349th Air Mobility Wing
Video by Kenneth Wright
Oct. 2, 2018 | 9:43
Upon moving from Hamilton Air Force Base, Calif., to Travis AFB, Calif., on July 25, 1969, the Reserve Citizen Airmen of the then-349th Military Airlift Wing began flying the C-141 Starlifter, and thus entered the age of the jet engine cargo aircraft. For more than 37 years the men and women of the 349th worked tirelessly to hone their skills in the C-141 so that when they were called upon, they were ready for whatever lay ahead. From supplying the war efforts in Southeast Asia and the Middle East with troops and cargo, to bringing home the wounded, former prisoners of war and refugees, they served with spirit and steadfast commitment. More


  1. This event is FREE and OPEN to the public!
  2. We are happy to announce a traditional airshow will be happening! More details to come!
  3. Ear protection is highly encouraged, especially for children.
  4. We will have food vendors!
  5. Don't forget to hydrate and bring sunscreen!

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Aerial Acts and Static Displays

For any performers interested in participating in Arctic Lightning Airshow as an aerial act or static display, please contact us at 354fw.pa.publicaffairs@us.af.mil.

***The 2023 Arctic Lightning Airshow is an Air Force Open House being conducted in accordance with AFMAN 10-1004. Reference to any non-federal entity is not intended as a Federal endorsement.***