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Put your eyes to the skies again tomorrow.
The minnesota air national guard will be flying over the state to honor healthcare workers.
Kimt news three's calyn thompson joins us live after speaking with one of the pilots taking part.
Calyn?xxx flyover pilot-live vo-2 katie - last week we saw two f-16's flying over mayo clinic's gonda building.
They flew over the sky right here and - people came out to the sidewalks and even took to the rooftops to catch a glimpse.
Flyover pilot-live vo-1 lowerthirdcourtesy coronavirus:133rd airlift wing minnesota air guard to conduct second round of flyovers ... tomorrow - we can expect to see two c-130's.
Here's a picture of what they look like.
Lowerthird2line coronavirus:minnesota air guard to conduct second round of flyovers kimt news 3 today i got a chance to speak with one of the pilots taking part - major william brama .
He was a part of the planning process for last week's flyover but will actually be in the sky tomorrow.
He calls the flyovers a win-win... because their aircrews get to train and the essential workers on the front lines of this pandemic get a proper 'thank you.'xxx flyover pilot-live sot-1 lowerthird2line coronavirus:maj.
William brama minnesota air national guard pilot i remember seeing crowds and that's awesome to see.
It really shows us that people care about what's going on and we're able to give a morale boost and lift to those members of the community as well.
Flyover pilot-live sot-3 you can expect to see the air crafts flying over the med city tomorrow afternoon between 1-35 and 1-55.
Live in rochester, calyn thompson, kimt news 3.
/ rochester is one of several communities across the state included in the flight path.
This is likely the final part of the statewide effort to recognize health care - emergency response - food industry - and other essential workers.
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