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Wings Of Freedom

World War II planes arrive for a three-day stay at Barnstable Municipal Airport.

Charles Mathewson, Neighbor
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The Wings of Freedom Tour has come to town again. Three World War II aircraft  landed at Barnstable Municipal Airport this afternoon - a B-17, a B24 and a P-51.

During a 2pm ceremony, Airport Commissioner, and former Navy pilot, John Griffin welcomed the planes and visitors. Several World War II veterans were present.

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Walking tours are available without reservation from 2pm to 5pm Wednesday, from 10am to 5pm Thursday and from 10am to noon Friday. They cost $12 for adults, $6 for children. World War II vets tour the planes at no cost. The two bombers will take anyone with $425 up, before and after the walking tours.

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