Nearly 30 rare and historic warbirds painted the clear Houston sky on Mother's Day for the Lone Star Flight Museum's "Flight to the Finish" flyover. HOUSTON – The Lone Star Flight Museum’s ‘Flight to the Finish’ flyover was a high-flying, heartwarming show across Houston on Mother’s Day. Families from across the city gathered to see the show. Nearly 30 rare and historic warbirds flew across the city to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of VE Day and in honor of those that served and sacrificed during World War II. Here are 36 breathtaking photos of the choppers at Ellington Field Joint Reserve Base in Houston:For mobile users, click here to see the photos.

HOUSTON – Nearly 30 of the Lone Star Flight Museum’s historic war planes will take the Houston skies on Sunday to acknowledge the 75th anniversary of V-E Day. The Lone Star Flight Museum has released a commemorative program that features the route and planes that will take part in the event over the Houston area. You can download the PDF below and print it out to remember the 75th anniversary celebration that honors those who served and sacrificed during World War II. Just a reminder: museum officials encourage Houstonians to stay home and watch the flyover from the outside of your home. Learn more about the vintage planes flying this Sunday here.