MSMS Students Tour Restored WWII Aircraft

Courtesy of Julie Heintz

Students clustered around to hear about the history behind the WWII-era machinery.

Rachel Bobo, Editor-in-Chief
February 22, 2016

MSMS students, led by World War II course instructor Julie Heintz, went to Lowndes County Airport on Feb. 20 to see examples of aircraft from the time period.

Students clustered around to hear about the history behind the WWII-era machinery. — Courtesy of Julie Heintz
Students clustered around to hear about the history behind the WWII-era machinery.

Six planes were on the tarmac for viewing and pilots shared brief information about the aircraft and its specifications. This short field trip allowed students to see in person some of the machinery from their textbooks, notes and in-class films.

Some parents and MSMS math instructor Lauren Zarandona and her two sons also attended the aircraft showcase. — Courtesy of Julie Heintz
Some parents and MSMS math instructor Lauren Zarandona and her two sons also attended the aircraft showcase.

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My name is Rachel Bobo, and, other than writing, editing, and reporting for The Vision, I am involved in several school activities ranging from MSU...

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