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Moreno Valley ce air force connection The March Air Force Base Air Show took place Saturday, Nov. I ' j, 1986; the annual event was designed to teach the people of Moreno Valley about the purpose and value of the base within their community. The display that captured the most attention and applause was a 30-min- ute performance by the U.S. Air Force ' s flying team, the Thunder- birds. The team travels from its home base in Arizona to shows all over the country. The show consisted of more than the Thunderbirds. Attractions at the six-hour show included the stationary museum planes, skydivers and attack dog demonstrations. Student reactions were mostly posi- tive. I thought the Thunderbirds were great, Patience Harper said. I loved their stunts. Melanie Hiedlers favorite was also STUDENT MeU show. Hiedler enjoys the the Thunderbirds: I could have watched all day. Through the efforts of the River- side community 69 years before, Ales- sandro Aviation Field had been estab- lished as part of the War Depart- ment ' s national buildup of aviation training facilities. The field was later renamed March Field, in honor of Lt. Peyton C. March, who died in an aircraft accident that year, 1916. Through the years March AFB played a vital role in building and maintaining strong aviation support. Stationed at the base in 1987 were 3, 6 active duty service men, 1,039 air national guardsmen, 73 civilians and ' 5, 1 47 dependents. The total base population was 1 3,020 people. Moreno Valley school district in- cluded 1,179 military dependants in 1986-87; though how many attended Canyon Springs was not known, 779 students lived on base. 4 THE THUNDERBIRDS go four.pUnc dumonJ formation 124 March Air Forte Base JL
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PRIME TICKET: The crew gets a good se.« for the show on top of their hehiopter. r CLOSER LOOK: Visitors mill into the open KC-IO to get a glance at the interior. VISITORS ' IEW the C--i Galaxy. THUNDERBIRD JETS were on display after the show. March Air Force Base 12 ' ,
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