Have you ever heard of planes with wooden wings? You can see them at Cannon Field! The small airport is home to the Alamo Liaison Squadron, a group dedicated to restoring, maintaining, and flying World War II-era liaison aircraft. It’s a unique sight, seeing these vintage planes soaring through the skies, a reminder of a time when the world was a very different place. Cannon Field is actually a privately-owned, public-use airport. It’s a peaceful place, nestled on the south side of San Antonio near the intersection of Loop 1604 and Applewhite Road. It’s just a short drive from the hustle and bustle of the city, yet it feels like a world away. Although the field may seem small, it’s a bustling hub for the squadron, with a history rich in aviation and a commitment to preserving the past. It’s a place that’s not only about planes. There’s a sense of community and fellowship. The annual picnic is a popular event where enthusiasts gather to admire the squadron’s planes and exchange stories. If you want to experience a piece of living history, a visit to Cannon Field is a must.
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