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comes when Sergeant Hank Henry climbs into the front cockpit of the big white 450-horsepower Stearman, with Ron David at the controls, for their wing-walking routine.
During flight, Sergeant Henry literally climbs all over that airplaine. Using a specially built wingwalker’s harness on top of the if)per wing, Henry rides through loops and barrel rolls then as the plane dives low across the field the crowd gasps audibly as they see Henry do his “flying flag” routine where he hangs onto the structure above the upper wing with only his hands while his entire body trails aft in the wind above the head of pilot Ron David. On the next pass the spectators gasp again as they see the nimble Sergeant Hen
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