Description & Facts: Visitors to Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor's 3rd "Biggest Little Airshow" Saturday, August 21 and Sunday, August 22, 10am to 4pm, will be greeted by over 150 aircraft on the tarmac—both real and remote control models--candy bombings for the keiki, Hangar 79 tours to see the new MiG Alley Korean War Exhibit and other aircraft in the 88000 sq. ft. battle scarred hangar, and free concerts featuring MaunaluaSaturday at 2pm, and Natural Vibrations Sunday at 2pm. All these events are free to the public. Free shuttles to the Museum may be accessed at the Arizona Memorial Parking area, 9am to 4:30pm. The event is sponsored in part by Clear Channel Radio and is celebrating 100 Years of Aviation in Hawaii with a special flight demonstration of a 1/3-scale model Curtis P18, the first aircraft to fly in Hawaii. For two days, the Birds of Paradise and Mainland pilots from AMA will pilot their massive remote controlled 1 to 5 scale planes for dogfights, candy