Credit: Peter KempsonGreece welcomed on Thursday a historic Spitfire from the Hellenic Air Force which was last seen slicing through Greek skies 68 years ago.The MJ755 flew over Athens once again returning from the United Kingdom, where it was fully restored and returned to flight-worthy condition. The MJ755 made her first engine runs in late…
The historic Spitfire will fly again over Greece. Credit: AMNAGreece prepares to welcome on Thursday a historic Hellenic Air Force‘s Spitfire, last seen on Greek skies 68 years ago.The MJ755 is to fly over Athens once again when it returns from the United Kingdom, where it was fully restored and returned to flight-worthy condition. Talking…
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NMUSAF visitors no longer required to wear masks
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RIVERSIDE Fully vaccinated persons visiting the Air Force Museum do not have to wear masks, as CDC restrictions ease across the country.
“In support of updated Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines, fully vaccinated visitors (who are at least two weeks beyond their final dose) will no longer be required to wear masks when visiting the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force beginning May 15,” the museum said in an announcement.
Those who are not fully vaccinated must continue to wear masks.
Museum staff will not ask visitors to prove their vaccination status, officials said. Those who wish to continue wearing masks may still do so.
Dalziel said New Zealand was lucky to be able to commemorate Anzac Day together this year as public events were still not possible in many other countries. Anzac Day was not only about honouring the service and sacrifice of those who died in warfare, but also about committing to the peaceful resolution of conflict, she said.
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Jess Mauel kisses her daughter, Madison Zuppicich, 6, at the plinth where wreaths and poppies are laid during the Anzac Day dawn service in Christchurch s Cranmer Square on Sunday. “It is not reflecting on the glory of war, it is reflecting on the commitment and the service and the sacrifice. But it is also committing to never letting that happen again.”