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September 18, 2009
Students climb aboard military aircraft during Education Day at Hickam
Advertiser Staff
Advertiser Staff
Hickam Airforce Base — About 1,500 Oçahu students got a chance to climb aboard a fuel tanker, and peek inside the cockpit of an F-15 this morning duringEducation Day, a sneak peak at Hickam's flight line that visitors willsee tomorrow during the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds show.
Starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow, residents may come on base and tour the civilian and military aircraft. Military personnel will be on hand to explainthe aircraft.
This morning, students from schools from Kailua toEwa were in awe as they were allowed to sit in the pilot's seat in afueling tanker, looking at the vast array of dials and levers. Theywere told by a pilot of an F-15 the specs: It's called "The Eagle," itcarries eight missiles, cost $15 million and has a machine gun on theright side of the aircraft.
"It's awesome," said Noah Au Young, aMomilani sixth-grader. "It can shoot 950 bullets in a couple ofseconds. I've seen one of these before."
This morning, students from schools from Kailua toEwa were in awe as they were allowed to sit in the pilot's seat in afueling tanker, looking at the vast array of dials and levers. Theywere told by a pilot of an F-15 the specs: It's called "The Eagle," itcarries eight missiles, cost $15 million and has a machine gun on theright side of the aircraft.
"It's awesome," said Noah Au Young, aMomilani sixth-grader. "It can shoot 950 bullets in a couple ofseconds. I've seen one of these before."
More than 120,000 people are expected to come on base to see the aircraft or to watch the Thunderbirds air show during Hickam's 2009 open housecalled "Wings over the Pacific." The air show is scheduled to begin at3 p.m.
Parking is available on base, but residents are being askedto not bring coolers, backpacks or duffle bags, chairs, weapons,alcohol or drugs on base. Fanny packs and purses, food and snacks willbe allowed on base. For more information go to wwww.hafb2009openhouse.com.
Parking is available on base, but residents are being askedto not bring coolers, backpacks or duffle bags, chairs, weapons,alcohol or drugs on base. Fanny packs and purses, food and snacks willbe allowed on base. For more information go to wwww.hafb2009openhouse.com.
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