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Douglas A-26 Invader
'Spirit of
North Carolina'
This rare and attractive
war bird type is seldom seen at air shows in the eastern United States.
This dynamic and historic aircraft
can be a positive addition to any air show.
The aircraft is painted in distinctive red and black to authentically represent
the 13th Bomb Squadron, “The Devils Own Grim Reapers” during the Korean War.
The A-26 Invader served with distinction during
World War II,
Korea, and Viet Nam, the only bomber type to
serve in all 3 wars.

The 'Spirit of North Carolina' is a true combat veteran, serving over four years in French Indochina,
which is now known as Viet Nam.
Our uniformed crew
supports education through visual displays and interaction
with visitors. The 'Spirit
of North Carolina' and crew provide a positive and memorable experience for
air show guests.
Everyone
enjoys the throaty roar of her twin 2000 horse power R-2800 Pratt and Whitney
radial engines as well as the sleek look of her polished propellers and
patriotic nose art.
The 'Spirit
of North Carolina' is a powerful
attraction!
The ‘Spirit’ offers:
· Spectacular
Fly-By's
· Static
Displays,
including visual displays and a uniformed interactive crew
· Sponsor, Media
and VIP 'Experience Flights'
· Sensations only a
true war bird can provide!
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