$2,000 netted by Fly-in and Breakfast
Several aficionados of flight, including youngster David Martin of Moses Lake, check out the Medevac helicopter flown in by the US Army from the Yakima training center.
This A-26 Invader, owned by Peter and Lorri Hambling of Seattle, and named Sexy Sue, makes a fly-over appearance at the Desert Aire Fly-in and Breakfast Saturday morning. It captivated those in attendance. Known as the B-26 at one time, the A-26 is a twin-engine light bomber and attack aircraft built by Douglas Aircraft during WWII. A limited number served in combat until 1969. The last A-26 in active U.S. service was retired in 1972.
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