[MilCom] Teak Publishing Air Show Guide

[Ken]

> Surely the Air Show Guide is an excellent reference tool,  since I 
> don't recall ANY air show or performer website listing all the 
> frequencies they are going to use!
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> As with any guides things do change, but for the low price and the 
> information presented it's a great deal!!!
>
> Ken
> Springfield MA Monitoring Area
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> On 12/14/2013 1:33 AM, AllanStern at aol.com wrote:
>> Air shows are notorious for changing schedules, line of performers, etc.
>> Bloggers just can't stay current every day with all the air shows.  
>> So the
>> best way to stay current is to keep at least the Blue Angels and the
>> Thunderbird  schedule sites handy, and to visit the individual show 
>> websites.
>>     Here  is the Blue Angels' 2014 Schedule:
>> http://www.blueangels.navy.mil/show/
>>   Here  is the Thunderbirds 2014 Schedule: 
>> http://afthunderbirds.com/site/
>>   Nowadays  even the smallest air shows put up a website.  Shows as 
>> small as
>> the Vero  Beach Air Show and the Stuart (Witham Field) have websites.
>>   So  the serious planespotter, photographer or air show fan should 
>> Google
>> the name of  the air show for the most up-to-date information any  day.
>>
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