Flyover Planned in Southern California to Mark World War II's End 75 Years Ago

Sep. 1--Several World War II-era planes are scheduled to participate in a flyover Wednesday, Sept. 2, the 75th anniversary of the end of the war. 

The flyover is expected to start at noon at Long Beach Airport and finish around 1:30 p.m. at Chino Cal Aero Airfield.

Here is the expected route:

--Long Beach

--Los Alamitos

--Marine Corps Air Station Tustin

--National WWII Submarine Memorial-West (Seal Beach)

--Queen Mary (Long Beach)

--USS Iowa (San Pedro)

--Torrance Airport

--Santa Monica

--Simon Wiesenthal Center Museum of Tolerance (Los Angeles)

--Brackett Field Airport (La Verne)

--Ontario Army Airfield

--Chino Cal Aero Airfield

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