NewsSeptember 5, 2020

Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
Pictured from left Jaxon Rhamy, Eddie Cordes, Lydia Rhamy and Chad Wilson take photo in front of one of the biplanes.
Pictured from left Jaxon Rhamy, Eddie Cordes, Lydia Rhamy and Chad Wilson take photo in front of one of the biplanes.Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
Visitors view the aircraft.
Visitors view the aircraft.Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
Jeremy Crow holds his four year old son Aaron to give him an up close view of the plane.
Jeremy Crow holds his four year old son Aaron to give him an up close view of the plane.Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers
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Dexter Statesman/Josh Ayers

Eleven Stearman biplanes arrived at the Dexter Airport Saturday morning. These are historically significant aircraft training U.S. Navy and Army Air Corps pilots in WWII to prepare them to fly the fighters and bombers of the day. The community was able to view the aircraft up close.

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