AirVenture 2011 Day 3 | FLYING Magazine

A B-25 sits among other warbirds at Oshkosh.

This B-25 is one of the approximately 350 warbirds that made their way to AirVenture this year.

**AirVenture visitors check out an innovative cockpit procedures trainer over at Hangar C.
** Jon Whittle

The show catered to visitors with all kinds of aviation interests, including model aircraft. Jon Whittle

Crowds flocked to the inside hangar displays to escape the mid-week rainy weather. Jon Whittle

The control tower at Whittman Field stands against a background of gray cloud-cover. Photographer: Jon Whittle

An F4 Corsair takes things in stride at Oshkosh on Wednesday. Jon Whittle

The pilot draws attention to the aircraft’s foldable wings. Photographer: Jon Whittle

**An F-18 painted in celebration of 100 years of Naval aviation rolls down the tarmac.
** Jon Whittle

Despite the rain, onlookers gathered near the flight line to catch a front row view of the show. Jon Whittle

The Liberty Parachute team displays a POW/MIA flag during their patriotic performance. Jon Whittle

Airshow pilot Gene Soucy flies by in his Grumman biplane known as the Showcat. Jon Whittle

This DC-3 known as Duggy was in service for Australia during World War II. It went on to be used by Canada’s Department of Transportation until 1995. Jon Whittle

Airshow viewers look on during the warbird performance. Jon Whittle

One of AirVenture’s younger visitors navigates through the puddle-filled show grounds. Jon Whittle

The Aerostar team performed once again to the delight of visitors. Jon Whittle

A T-28 sits on display. Jon Whittle

**This classic C-47 is also positioned within the warbird section.
** Jon Whittle

A Hughes OH-6 parked on the grass. Jon Whittle

**For more AirVenture pictures, check out AirVenture 2011 Day One or AirVenture 2011 Day Two.
** Jon Whittle