Lincoln Airshow blasts off this weekend, bringing hundreds of thousands together
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Charles J. HackenmillerAngels Three
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Dru Ann Requejo
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Dru Ann Requejo
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Annie M Jeffers
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Edwin Toainga
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Kimberly Needs
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Niki Nuccio Stark
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Tim Hajny
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Jason Delgado Titus
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Brenda Gloekler
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Holli Roberts
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Deborah Sexton
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Keri Bender
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James Berger
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Amanda Kuta
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Will Ernest
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Will Ernest
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Darlene Chin
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Darlene Chin
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Jeanette Du Plessis
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Jeanette Du Plessis
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Jeanette Du Plessis
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Gary SchensmanFormation
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Jackson KramerSaturday’s Blue Angels
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Jeff SchadtBlue Angels Sunday
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Kendra Gondringer
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Michaela
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Haleigh GerlachWatching the Blue Angels at grandmas house.
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Kendra Gondringer
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Kendra Gondringer
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Kendra Gondringer
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Scott RedigerBlue Angels
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Adalynn Ericksonairshow
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Ron KalkwarfBlue Angels as sunrise.
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Jennifer Casarez
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Kassandra StanglI took this with my camera at the show !
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Kassandra StanglTook during the show with my camera
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Kassandra StanglTook during the show
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Kassandra Stangl
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Jenny WattonFat Albert. Taken by Memorial Stadium.
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Megan
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Joy IromuanyaBlue Angels
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Eileen BrhelLincoln blue angels air show from Airpark
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Jenny CampbellBlue Angels from today’s air show
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Kasey GrimBlue Angels taxiing the runway after an amazing performance!
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Chris
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Deb Fralin
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Jackie Mudge
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Amelia Barnes
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Patricia GuevaraBlue Angels, this was taken from my back yard on 8/25/23.
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Anthony Wegner
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Jessica Broeker
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Gail WilkinsonBlue Angels
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Anthony WegnerBlue Angles
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Gail WilkinsonBlue Angels
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Gail WilkinsonBlue Angels
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Judy KraclBlue Angel
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Michael Biegler
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Temple Hergenrader
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Steven
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Temple Hergenrader
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Steven
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Erin Stokke
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April WeixelmanBlue Angels
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Ron KalkwarfBlue Angels
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Denette RussellNoah Russell asking for advice on how to be a fighter pilot someday.
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Alan CableInteresting clouds, but I really think it is Blue "Angel Dust"
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Amelia Barnes#blueangels
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Chris Steinheider“Fat Albert” opens the Blue Angels routine at the Lincoln Air Show on Saturday, August 26th.
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Erin Stokke
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Erin Stokke
LINCOLN, Neb. (KLKN) – The first day of the Guardians of Freedom Airshow was hosted at the Lincoln Airpark on Saturday.
The show features aircrafts from around the world and highlights their history.
The free show was open for anyone to attend from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
The airshow is expecting between 200,000 and 300,000 visitors over the weekend.
One of the featured aircrafts in the show were the U.S. Navy Blue Angels.
Jason Ball, the President of the Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, said it’s a great way to bring together people from around the world.
The show will continue on Sunday during the same hours.
