Lone Star Wing Marshall, TX
Address:
Harrison County Airport
2020 Warren Dr
Hangar 9
Marshall, TX 75670
Contact number:
(903) 702-5353
Website:
http://www.lonestarwing.org
PT-17 Stearman Stearman More Stearman Info
This aircraft was assembled from parts over 10 years ago. Wing members worked diligently to bring her to flying status from the parts of two different Stearman aircraft donated to the LSW all those years ago. The aircraft is painted in Navy colors and is maintained in flying condition by the diligent efforts of the members of the Lone Star Wing based in Marshall, Texas.
The Commemorative Air Force Lone Star Wing, based in Marshall, Texas, is a proud 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to preserving and sharing World War II aviation history. With more than 30 years of service to the CAF mission, the Lone Star Wing keeps history alive through education, community outreach, and one very special aircraft.
The Wing operates a PT-17 Stearman—affectionately known as “23” after her ship number—which serves as both a flying classroom and a powerful connection to the past. The Lone Star Wing offers PT-17 rides at events across East Texas and, when pilots are available, from its home base at Harrison County Airport (KASL). These rides directly support the care and operation of this historic aircraft.
The CAF mission unites members and visitors alike: educating future generations and preserving rare flying monuments to freedom through aircraft restoration, educational programs, museum displays, and airshows.
The Lone Star Wing meets on the third Saturday of each month at 10 a.m., and visitors are always welcome. If you’re flying in, look for us at the southernmost hangar of the north hangar complex at KASL, marked with a “LONE STAR WING CAF” sign.
Come meet the team, see “23” up close, and experience World War II history the way it was meant to be—alive and flying.
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