C47 That's All Brother and B25 Yellow Rose

Doolittle to D-Day WWII Living History Flight Experience! Join us at Arkansas Air & Military Museum!

Ride in theYellow Rose, a B-25 Mitchell bomber like the those flown by the Doolittle Raiders in the Raid Over Tokyo on April 18, 1942.

Be a D-Day paratrooper in the C-47A That’s All, Brother (Named by its D-Day crew as message to Adolf Hitler) “That’s All, Brother” is the C-47A troop carrier aircraft that led the Airborne Invasion on D-Day, June 6, 1944, carrying 101st Airborne Division paratroopers into France during the D-Day invasion.  During the remainder of WWII, “That’s All Brother” served in Operation Dragoon, Market Garden, the Relief of Bastogne, and Operation Varsity.

Living History Flight Experience

- Duration: The entire experience lasts approximately one hour.
- Check-In: Passengers must check in one hour before take-off.
- Pre-Boarding: Includes check-in, a passenger safety briefing, history briefing and a photo opportunity with the crew.
- Flight Details:
    -- Experience the engine start-up sequence.
    -- A few minutes taxi to the runway.
    -- Pause on the runway for a full engine run-up and flight clearance.
    -- Once airborne, the flight lasts approximately 20-25 minutes.

Passenger Requirements

- Age: Passengers must be 12 years or older to fly in "That's All Brother" or Yellow Rose. Children between 5 and 12 may fly in "That's All Brother" when accompanied by a parent or guardian.

- Physical Ability: All passengers must be able to enter and exit the aircraft unassisted and use a standard adult or child seat belt during the flight. Passengers in Yellow Rose must be able to enter and exit the aircraft unassisted using a ladder.

Celebrate history and experience a unique piece of military aviation heritage with us! And have a ride of a lifetime!

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