Princeton Perfect - Flight Expo 2015

John A. Roxbury from Princeton Township was a Marine helicopter pilot, flying the Boeing CH-16 in Vietnam. Roxbury says he currently owns the OH-6A, a Light Observation Helicopter (LOH) "becasue it is a lot of fun, it has a Vietnam combat history, and I cannot afford a large marine transport helicopter." Roxbury flies out of the Princeton Airport.

Pilot Jordan Deters of the Commemorative Air Force gives a ride to a very enthusiastic William Rein during the Labor Day Flight Expo at Princeton Airport.

T-28 pilot Chuck Cook, and passenger Rondo Miller fly over Princeton Airport.

Chuck Cook, member of EAA, AOPA, and War Birds of America has a great vantage point from his North American Aviation T-28 on the field of Princeton Airport where he gave rides during the Flight Expo. Commonly called, the Trojan, this aircraft is a piston-engined military trainer used by the United States Air Force and United States Navy since the 1950s. Besides its use as a trainer, the T-28 was successfully employed as a Counter-insurgency (COIN) aircraft, primarily during the Vietnam War.

Bill Hoolzgrove of Menahga is mighty comfortable with his Vortex M912 Sport Copter (gyrocopter).

Ethan Deters (11), stands on the wing of the Vultee BT-13 as passenger David Westberg (84), is given last minute instructions by pilot Jordan Deters, pilot. Also assisting his father that day, though not pictured, was Parker Deters (14)

The Vultee BT-13 comes in for a landing at the Princeton Airport during the Flight Expo, held over Labor Day weekend.

Megan Stromquist (7), sitting pretty in the B-25, Miss Mitchell while her siser Ashley and parents Chad and Jamie (not pictured) tour the rest of the aircraft. Stromquists are St. Cloud residents.

Maryrose and Jared Barse of Milaca stand with daughters Lill (3), Emma (2), and Lainey (5) against the backdrop of the SNJ (Naval Scout-Trainer.