MIDDLETOWN, Pa. (WHTM) — When the Air Dot Show flies into Harrisburg International Airport this weekend, a usual military presence will be missing.
The show, which runs from May 23-25, won’t feature military planes on the ground, known as static displays, organizers said, citing “ongoing operational commitments and mission requirements.”
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Organizers would not say if that means the war in Iran. Other shows around the country have made similar announcements in the wake of the war.
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