Prime Minister Harper poses for a photo with a member of the crowd after the opening ceremonies at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

Canadian Forces field artillery piece at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22. Members of the Navy, Army, Rangers and MNR Fire were all out in force....among others!

The Canadian Rangers, who patrol our north, were on display at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

It wasn't all about the big planes - R/C display at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22.

The crew of "Miss Mitchell," a B-25J, fly the Canadian Flag as they taxi past the crowd at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

American Air Force A-10 Warthog comes in 'slow and low' at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

The Canadian Forces CF-18 fighter was a surprise guest and crowd pleaser at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

Ministry of Natural Resources water bomber drops a load at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

CAF Snowbirds against a gray sky at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

Nine Snowbirds in 'line abreast' formation at the Dryden Centennial Airshow Sat May 22

Prime Minister Stephen Harper accepts a silver Dryden Centennial coin from Mayor Anne Krassilowski at the opening ceremony of the Air Show this afternoon. (May 22)
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B-25J "Miss Mitchell" has been totally restored and is flown by the Minnesota Wing of the Commemorative Air Force. "Miss Mitchell" landed in Dryden May 21 and will take part in the Centennial Air Show this weekend. (walchuk)