Photo by Jeff Hage, Union-Times This Rotorcraft turbo-shaft helicopter owned by Chris Brekken and registered out of Prescott, Wisconsin, became an instant hit at the Milaca Fly-In breakfast.
Photo by Jeff Hage, Union-Times Raymond Johnson’s fixed-wing single plane caught the eyes of Fly-In visitors with its bright red motif. The plane was manufactured by Boeing in 1943.
Photo by Jeff Hage, Union-Times This Piper PA-28 fixed-wing single plane caught eyes because of the painting of an Indian chief on its tail. Built in 1961, the plane owned by Britz Store Equipment in Buckman, has a Lycoming 0-320 series engine.
Photo by Jeff Hage, Union-Times This Rotorcraft turbo-shaft helicopter owned by Chris Brekken and registered out of Prescott, Wisconsin, became an instant hit at the Milaca Fly-In breakfast.
Photo by Jeff Hage, Union-Times Raymond Johnson’s fixed-wing single plane caught the eyes of Fly-In visitors with its bright red motif. The plane was manufactured by Boeing in 1943.
Photo by Jeff Hage, Union-Times This Piper PA-28 fixed-wing single plane caught eyes because of the painting of an Indian chief on its tail. Built in 1961, the plane owned by Britz Store Equipment in Buckman, has a Lycoming 0-320 series engine.
The 2017 Milaca Fly-In Breakfast on  Sunday, August 6 was a huge success, with more than 60 planes touching down at the Milaca Municipal Airport and  over 600 pancake breakfasts being served by Milaca Legion Post #178.
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