CINCINNATI -- You heard it. You wondered. Here's the answer.
A B-1 bomber, piloted by Lakota West High School graduate Maj. Kevin Johnson, flew over the Tri-State as part of Wednesday's Military Appreciation Night at Great American Ball Park.
ICYMI: Pregame flyover was a B-1 bomber flown by Major Kevin Johnson, a Lakota West High School grad, and his crew. pic.twitter.com/qgO72r9FWe
— Cincinnati Reds (@Reds) September 30, 2015
Johnson flew in from Dyess Air Force Base near Abilene, Texas.
The evening's Hometown Hero was Master Sgt. Corey Hood, also a Lakota West grad and Army Golden Knights parachutist who died after suffering serious injuries during an accident at the Chicago Air and Water Show in August.
Hood's wife, Lyndsay, stood in for him Wednesday night.
As for Johnson's jet, people from Milford to New Richmond to Fort Wright reported hearing the rumble, shaking windows and rattling some nerves.
There was also an F-18 fighter jet visiting Lunken Airport on Wednesday, so you might see that in the sky, too.
F-18 visiting Lunken today. This happens a few times a year and it's always cool @wcpo pic.twitter.com/bCkvMxHd8E
— Dan Carroll (@DanCarrollWCPO) September 30, 2015
Did you get great photos or video of the flyover? Share it with us at newsdesk@wcpo.com.
