Nine years ago, the Tulsa Squadron of the Commemorative Air Force put on an old fashioned WW II big band hanger dance ‘Celebrate Freedom” and a daytime event, “Wings over Tulsa.”  It been a way of saluting our men and women in uniform, past and present. This year it is celebrated this Saturday, the Saturday before Veterans Day. Proceeds from the dance and the daytime event are used to restore to flying condition a WW II aircraft that many of our airmen learned to fly during that war, a PT-19 primary trainer. It will be an all-day event with aircraft from WW II, Korean War and Vietnam are expected to be on display as well as participate in fly-bys 10am-3pm. An added attraction this year will be the re-creation of an airborne assault featuring paratroopers jumping from a WW II C-47. The doors open for the dance at 5:30 with special pre-dance entertainment and events. Wings Over Tulsa opens at 10am, same location. Grab your tickets to this event at the link below.