The Lawrence D. Bell Aircraft Museum and Mentone Historical Museum will hold their annual Rotors Over Mentone on September 12.
The event will be from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the museum at 210 S. Oak St. in Mentone.
Both museums will be open for viewing. American Huey 369 will be giving Living History Flight Experiences for a fee.
The program speaker will be Mike Stock whose professional flying career, spanning a half century, has taken him all over the globe and touched almost all aspects of the aviation industry.
He spent the first twenty years on active duty as a naval aviator including one year flying helicopter gunships in Vietnam and two tours of duty as a Navy test pilot.
In 2016, Stock was presented the prestigious Wright Brothers Master Pilot award by the FAA.
For more information call Marsha Scott at 574-328-2034
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