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CAF Museum offers flight simulation

CAF Museum offers flight simulation
Eric Hagen uses the flight simulator. Daily Record photo by Shannon West

COMMEMORATIVE AIR FORCE MUSEUM

That’s All Brother is the historic aircraft that led the main airborne invasion of Normandy during World War II and is currently restored and housed at the Commemorative Air Force Central Texas Wing in San Marcos, located at 1841 Airport Drive in Building 2249. For those interested in experiencing what it’s like to fly that historic plane, That’s All Brother Jr. is now available at the museum for flight simulations, and it’s a lot of fun.

The aircraft used to create That’s All Brother Jr. was found in a Florida junkyard and restored. The simulator was originally created by Joe Enzminger, the CAF Museum of San Marcos wing leader, with the help of Eric Hagen, who did the very extensive wiring needed to make it all come together.

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