Their awe-inspiring performances take place at airshows across North America, honoring the brave men and women who served.
Jim Tobul and Scott Yoak join forces, showcasing their remarkable P51 Mustang and F4U Corsair vintage military aircraft.
The Class of 45's awe-inspiring performances take place at airshows across North America, honoring the brave men and women who served.
Learn how the Class of '45 came to be!
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The “Class of ‘45’s” origins are simple. While watching practice at the Wings Over North Georgia airshow in October of 2013, pilots Jim Tobul and Scott Yoak were discussing the USAF’s Heritage and U S Navy’s Legacy flights. Jim, owner of the F4U-4 Corsair “Korean War Hero”, and Scott, owner of the P-51D Mustang “Quick Silver” started talking about doing a formation flight of their own to honor the service personnel who flew and maintained these legendary American fighters. Both aircraft were the pinnacle of military technology at the time, technology that helped win the war in the European and Pacific Theaters in World War Two, and went on to continue the defense of freedom in the Korean War. Both the “Korean War Hero” and “Quick Silver” were built in 1945. From this landmark year we present to you the “Class of ‘45”.
The Class of 45 flies as a testament to the incredible skill and bravery of all military aviators.
