ENID, OK - On Friday, May 1, Air Force crews from around Oklahoma will flyover multiple healthcare facilities across the state in a show of support for healthcare workers, first responders, transportation drivers, grocery workers and other essential personnel.
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The formations will include four C-17 Globemasters IIIs, two KC-135 Stratotankers and two KC-46 Pegasus from Altus; and four T-38 Talons, two T-1 Jayhawks and four T-6 Texan IIs from Vance Air Force Base.
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The aircraft will begin their route north of Oklahoma City and will fly over Summit Medical Center, St. Anthony Healthplex North, Mercy Hospital OKC, INTEGRIS Baptist Medical Center, St. Anthony Hospital - OKC, OKC VA Health Care System, OU Medical Center, OU Children’s Hospital, Norman Regional in Moore, and Norman Regional Hospital. The C-17s, KC-135s, KC-46s will also perform flyovers for the Comanche Regional Hospital in Lawton and Jackson County Memorial Hospital in Altus before continuing additional training around 10:30 a.m.
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Vance and Altus aircraft will be at 1500 Ft. flying down Grand between our two hospitals, St. Mary’s and INTEGRIS Bass, between 0930-1000 Friday morning! VanceProud and Team Altus! Map below.
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Officials say to use #AirForceSalutes, #MobilitysHometown, #TeamAltus and #VanceProud if you share pictures of the flyovers on social media.
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Photo shared from Vance AFB Facebook Page.
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Vance Flyover To Salute Essential Personnel
