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Mustangs homecoming to get ‘historic’ flyover 

This 1943 T-6 Texan, based at the Burnet Municipal Airport, will be flying over the Marble Falls High School homecoming football game on Friday, Sept. 18. Staff photo by Caden Senn

The Marble Falls High School homecoming game will have a special aerial attendee on Friday, Sept. 18. Crosby Flying Services is sponsoring a flyover from a historic World War II era airplane right before the 7 p.m. kickoff. 

The Mustangs play the Liberal Arts and Sciences Academy-Austin Raptors on Friday at Mustang Stadium and just overhead will be a 1943 T-6 Texan piloted by Highland Lakes Commemorative Air Force Squadron Col. Chris Watson. 

According to Crosby Flying Services, the historic plane will circle over Mustang Stadium, providing ample photo opportunities prior to the game during the National Anthem. 

“The Highland Lakes Squadron and Crosby Flying Services joins the Highland Lakes community in showing its support for our Marble Falls Mustangs and wishes the team the very best as they take the field in pursuit of a homecoming victory,” reads a media release issued by Crosby on Sept. 10.

dakota@thepicayune.com 

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