Airshow Returns To JBMDL this Weekend

NOTE: With temperatures expected to be approximately 80 degrees on Sunday, women there will likely not be dressed according to the standards of Bnei Torah

This upcoming weekend, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst will host the return of its “Power in the Pines” airshow, on May 17th and 18th beginning at 9 am.

This family-friendly event invites the community to witness the power, precision, and skill of some of the world’s top aerial performers. The theme for this year’s airshow is “Joint Warfighters: Honor. Inspire. Innovate.”

Headlining this year’s show are the renowned U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds, whose dynamic demonstrations inspire millions of spectators around the globe. Formed in 1953, the Thunderbirds have a storied history of showcasing the pride, professionalism, and dedication of the U.S. Air Force. Spectators can look forward to seeing the pilots push the limits of their F-16 Fighting Falcons in breathtaking displays of speed, agility, and teamwork.

In addition to the Thunderbirds, “Power in the Pines” will feature other thrilling aerial demonstrations highlighting both modern and heritage aircraft. Attendees of all ages can enjoy a range of on-the-ground attractions including static displays, food vendors, interactive displays, and family-friendly activities.

A government issued ID will be needed, although REAL ID will not be required. Non-U.S. citizens are subject to additional screening.

General Admission is free. Premium Seating tickets are sold online only. Walk-up ticket sales will not be available.

For more information visit powerinthepinesairshow.com.

(NOTE: With temperatures expected to be approximately 80 degrees on Sunday, women there will likely not be dressed according to the standards of Bnei Torah)

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go to yemen and do something
1 year ago

who needs a show off? go get some bad guys in yemen, blow up their missile stockpiles and make the world safer, send back home a clip of some real action!

harvey
Reply to  go to yemen and do something
1 year ago

Show off? Easily said from someone that never served in the Military but hides behind those who do

ace
1 year ago

last year , it filled to capacity within the first hours and they turned everyone away at the gate even if you had bought seats. No refund either. Lines and more lines…