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Hill Air Force Base honors health care workers, first responders with F-35 jet flyover

(Leah Hogsten  |  The Salt Lake Tribune) Onlookers lined Bountiful Blvd. to get a glimpse of the F-35Õs passing through Davis County.  In support of the healthcare workers, first responders and essential personnel on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19, Hill Air Force BaseÕs F-35 pilots from the Demo Team and the 388th Fighter Wing flew over the state, April 30, 2020.

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Onlookers lined Bountiful Blvd. to get a glimpse of the F-35Õs passing through Davis County. In support of the healthcare workers, first responders and essential personnel on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19, Hill Air Force BaseÕs F-35 pilots from the Demo Team and the 388th Fighter Wing flew over the state, April 30, 2020.

Utahns from Logan to St. George looked to the skies on Thursday to watch jets fly in formation over the state. Hill Air Force Base’s F-35 pilots from the Demo Team and the 388th Fighter Wing flew four aircraft in support of the health care workers, first responders and essential personnel on the front lines of the fight against the coronavirus.

The jets took off from Hill Air Force Base in Davis County, flew over Salt Lake City and then south to St. George, then traveled north to Logan and Park City before proceeding south over Ogden.

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