Pentagon flyover features World War II era aircraft

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— Neal Augenstein (@AugensteinWTOP) October 9, 2015

A Pentagon flyover is set for Friday, Oct. 9, 2015. (Courtesy AirSupport LLC/Norm Laudermilch)

Twenty-one aircraft will be part of the flyover. (Photo by Fly By Photography) — The WWII era aircraft will launch from Culpeper Regional Airport and soar in formation down the Potomac River. (Photo by Fly By Photography)

The Pentagon flyover is scheduled to happen at 12:30 p.m. on Friday. (Photo by Culpeper Air Fest)

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WASHINGTON — World War II era aircraft will soar above the Pentagon on Friday in honor of the nation’s veterans.

The Pentagon flyover began at 12:30 p.m.

The flyover will include 20 T-6 “Texans” and a B-25 Mitchell bomber.

They’re set to depart Culpeper Regional Airport and fly above the Potomac River. The route will take the planes over Manassas and Woodbridge in Virginia, Clinton and Oxon Hill in Maryland, Andrews Air Force Base, and then into the airspace above the Pentagon and Arlington National Cemetery.

AirSupport LLC is putting on the flyover.