Fly Over Kalamazoo on the Plane that Led the D-Day Invasion

Fly Over Kalamazoo on the Plane that Led the D-Day Invasion
The Air Zoo will host That's All Brother, one of the most historically significant aircraft still flying. It was on the vanguard over Normandy, France on D-Day.
June 6, 1944 was a turning point in World War II as the Allied forces stormed the beaches in Normandy. No doubt you've seen footage of the brave soldiers crossing the English Channel in boats and trying to gain a foothold in the sand. Of the 150,000 Allied forces that went to battle, 13,000 men dropped from the sky, parachuting into France from more than 800 C-47 aircraft. "That's All Brother" was on the point that historic day. Lt. Col John Donalson of the 82nd Airborne piloted the aircraft and now, you can witness living history.

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