Web S. and Don C. from the Lone Star MVPA  played vital roles in making this event work out great.  Attendance was estimated to be well in excess of the attendance at the Georgetown show and the event organizers went all out to put on a great show that was highlighted by fantastic pyrotechnics with coordinated air and vehicle demonstrations.  

The classic Tora Tora Tora reenactment was a crowd favorite.  A representative ETO armor battle was also presented with a terrific combination of air power, tanks, half tracks, and reenactors decked out as opposing German and American combat forces.  The work of the CAF Blastards made quite a favorable impression with their pyrotechnics, and the coordination between ground and air assets made this show particularly memorable.  Static displays included vehicles from across the state ranging from a Sherman tank and M-8 armored car to a Hetzer and a couple of Kubalwagons.  A beautiful ambulance from the Arrowhead Chapter was there with all the trappings and a trio of half tracks were a definite crowd pleaser.