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Thanksgiving Day has the Macy's Parade, New Year's Day has the Rose Parade and Independence Day has A Capitol Fourth fireworks extravaganza - so what of Memorial Day?

For producer Mickey Markoff, the answer is the National Salute to America's Heroes: Presented by Hyundai in Miami Beach, Fla. The event returns to the shores of Miami this year from May 29 to 30 and specially features the Hyundai Air & Sea Show, which showcases state-of-the-art technology, equipment and service members from all five branches of the United States Military.
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"There's a million and a half people that have died for our freedom in this country," Markoff tells Variety. "Kids that don't have fathers and mothers and parents that don't have kids that have died on behalf of our freedom - Memorial Day was designed to pay tribute to those people."

What started as a method to hype up recruitment has become a full-fledged patriotic spectacular. Across five city blocks, the display village brings together the local community, service members from across the country and stunning exhibitions of military equipment and exercises, such as the Coast Guard air-sea rescue. An enlistment ceremony of 500 members is also set to take place. And even as COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease up across the country, Markoff assures plenty of safety protocols will be in place including special group seating, coronavirus-sniffing dogs at the entrance and the switch out of buffets for individually packaged food.

"It's sort of the chance for people to wrap themselves in the flag and just not take our freedom for granted," Markoff says. "It's something that has such a purpose and such a quality. And I really believe this is God-breathed. I believe this is something that's necessary for our country that brings everybody together."

Hyundai recently renewed its sponsorship of the event for three more years and announced it is donating $50,000 to Folds of Honor to provide scholarships to spouses and children of fallen and disabled service members.

The mission of the Hyundai Air & Sea Show is furthered by the television special "Gold Star Tribute: A National Salute to America's Heroes" from director and executive producer Peter Berg, which first aired in 2019. In addition to broadcasting footage from the air and sea show, the special tells the stories of Gold Star families to emphasize a message of remembrance and sacrifice to a national audience.

"Peter [Berg] believed in it so much," Markoff says. "He's a prolific director. ... He wanted to be so involved he narrated the show."

The highlights from the Hyundai Air and Sea Show - called the "National Salute to America's Heroes"- will air over Fourth of July weekend globally on the Armed Forces Network. Watch the "Gold Star Tribute" in full below.
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Thanksgiving Day has the Macy's Parade, New Year's Day has the Rose Parade and Independence Day has A Capitol Fourth fireworks extravaganza - so what of Memorial Day? For producer Mickey Markoff, the answer is the National Salute to America's Heroes: Presented by Hyundai in Miami Beach, Fla.

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FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif., May 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyundai is renewing its sponsorship of the National Salute to America's Heroes for three more years as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting veterans and the U.S. military. Currently in its fifth year, the patriotic two-day event returns to Miami Beach this Memorial Day weekend, May 29-30. Designed to pay tribute to and honor military and first responders, the event includes the Hyundai Air & Sea Show and countless interactive displays.

Hyundai is renewing its sponsorship of the National Salute to America's Heroes for three more years as part of its ongoing commitment to supporting veterans and the U.S. military. Currently in its fifth year, the patriotic two-day event returns to Miami Beach this Memorial Day weekend, May 29-30.

In conjunction with the event, Hyundai is donating $50,000 to Folds of Honor to provide scholarships to spouses and children of America's fallen and disabled service members.

"We're proud to have been a part of the National Salute to America's Heroes since its debut in 2017," said Angela Zepeda, CMO, Hyundai Motor America. "All of us at Hyundai share the greatest respect and appreciation for the contributions of those who have served our country. This partnership continues Hyundai's long-term commitment to supporting the U.S. Military and paying tribute to our service men and women who are America's bravest heroes."

"There is no better time than Memorial Day weekend to pay tribute to our military, first responders, and those that have paid the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our freedom," said Mickey Markoff, Executive Producer of the National Salute to America's Heroes. "We are so appreciative to Hyundai for their continued support to our Air & Sea Show and their commitment to honoring those who protect the country they serve."

National Salute to America's Heroes Event Details
The National Salute to America's Heroes is anchored by the Hyundai Air & Sea Show, The Greatest Show Above the Earth™. The Hyundai Air & Sea Show showcases the skills of brave men and women, the state-of-the-art technology, and the equipment from all five branches of the United States Military and first responder organizations. This event also features offshore dynamic sea events, military recruiting exhibits, an Action Zone, and more, all on the beautiful shores of Miami Beach.

Experiential activations are centered at Lummus Park, spanning more than four city blocks on Ocean Drive. The Hyundai Hangar, located between 12 th and 13 th Street, will feature a collaborative chalkboard memorial wall for messages to family and friends who have served, along with other interactive activities and themed giveaways. Hyundai will also communicate its built in the U.S. story and display specially wrapped Hyundai vehicles honoring each branch of the U.S. Armed Services.

Hyundai's Military Support
Hyundai's Veteran Employment Transition program actively recruits military veterans for Hyundai dealership parts and service positions. The success of this program and others have led to Hyundai being named one of the Best of the Best Top Veteran-Friendly Companies by U.S. Veterans Magazine (for the eighth time in the last nine years), a 2021 Military Friendly® Employer from VIQTORY (an honor Hyundai has received eight times) and a 2021 VETS Indexes Recognized Employer.

Hyundai also offers a $500 incentive to military and first responders on all its vehicles. For additional details, please visit Hyundai Military Program and Hyundai First Responders Program.

National Salute to America's Heroes
The National Salute to America's Heroes presented by Hyundai is a nation-wide two-day celebration held on Miami Beach, Florida featuring the Hyundai Air & Sea Show presented by Hyundai, and Salute 365 initiative. Held on Memorial Day Weekend, the National Salute to America's Heroes presented by Hyundai focuses on honoring and paying tribute to the military and first responders who protect the freedoms of all Americans. National Salute to America's Heroes' mission is to bring back the true meaning and spirit of Memorial Day weekend and pay tribute to all those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our freedom. For more information, please visit www.USAsalute.com.

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MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - The Hyundai Air & Sea Show is back in South Florida for Memorial Day weekend.

The event pays tribute to those in our armed forces who have paid the ultimate sacrifice on behalf of our freedom.

The Army's Golden Nights and British Red Devils take flight beginning Saturday, and Local 10′s Alexis Frazier got to have the experience of a lifetime during a sneak peek of the event.

"It happened very fast, but I survived," Frazier said after skydiving with members of the teams.

The Air & Sea Show takes place Saturday, May 29 through Sunday, May 30 from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Beach Club gates open at 11 a.m.

"There's no better time than Memorial Day weekend to say thanks to the men and women of our military, our first responders, those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice," said Mickey Markoff, executive producer of the Air & Sea Show. "This year's show will be bigger and better. Everyone's excited to come out to the Hyundai Air & Sea Show and see all the technology - to be able to say thank you to the men and women that serve our country."

The Air & Sea Show takes place on Miami Beach along Ocean Drive from 11th Street to 14th Street.

The free-to-the-public Display Village and Action Zones are located between 11th and 14th Street, and include interactive displays from military service branches and corporate partners.
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Welcome to another episode of Service Before Self. Today, Mickey Markoff joins the podcast. He is the Executive Producer of the National Salute to America's Heroes . The mission of the National Salute to America's Heroes presented by HYUNDAI is to bring back the true meaning and spirit of Memorial Day weekend and pay...

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Chicago Tribute interview with Air Show Producer Mickey Markoff

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Mickey Markoff is one of those on-the-move, shake-it-up, yak-yak-yaking guys with several car phones and assistants whose every other sentence goes,

''You know, I think Mr. Markoff could answer that question. Why don`t you call him on one of his several car phones? He`s on his way to A) a meeting, B) the airport or C) a meeting.''

You get the Mickster weaving through traffic on the Kennedy-''Hey, I may lose you in a second, so . . .''-and his Maserati or whatever whizzes under a bridge. Static, then zip. No Mickster.

He is one of those peripatetic, time-is-money, let`s-make-a-deal kind of guys you end up calling two dozen times a day after every overpass, cursing, until you eventually succumb to a cerebral hemorrhage.

He is, in short, exactly the kind of guy to turn Chicago`s Air and Water Show upside down, shaking out more than a million bucks in corporate sponsor money and in-kind services, punching up the entertainment (especially on the water end, which, he declared, ''had really deteriorated to little more than a lifeguard boat race, right?'') and broadcasting the thing all over the world on WGN-TV and (via satellite) the Armed Forces Television Network. Boffo thrills for the whole family in Bridgeport or Moldavia or Sri Lanka. Courtesy of the Mickster and his MDM Group Ltd.

No problem.

''I wanted to do an event where there`s something for everyone,'' Markoff says, brakes squealing in the background. ''So I approached the Chicago Park District and I explained to them that they have the largest two-day spectator event in the U.S., okay? And it`s the longest ongoing air and water show in North America and if they would form a public-private partnership and allow me to become the executive producer of the event that I`d accomplish three things: First, I`d offset all the expenses for the park district for producing the event and they could use that money for the parks, where it belongs, right?

''Second, with the corporate funding I`d be able to enhance the event with additional activities, both in the water and on the civilian side too, so it wouldn`t be just a military show. And I`d enhance it on land with various promotions so the people of Chicago could participate rather than just look up at the sky for a weekend.''

The static crackled. A truck horn blared. ''And the third goal was to showcase how beautiful the lakefront is, the City of Chicago and the parks, to the whole country, okay?''

Glassy-eyed after the Mick hammered home his pitch, we imagine, the park district assigned him marketing rights last November. And just like that you`ve got the Chicago Park District`s 1989 Budweiser Air and Water Show, and we do mean ''show'' and ''Budweiser,'' not to mention ''Fruit of the Loom Formula 1 Power Boat Grand Prix'' and ''Ameritech Mobile Jet Ski Exhibition'' and a half-dozen other unwieldy, long-winded event titles that are the inevitable consequence of lassoing more than a dozen corporate sponsors.

Markoff is proudest of what he calls the ''entertainment third'' of the show, something called the Bud Beach Club, next to the Ogden Slip and North Pier, which he expects to draw ''thousands, man. I`m telling you, the police estimates are thousands.''

More later on the Bud Beach Club, which promises to improve upon the sort of mindless good cheer hawked in any number of beer commercials. The on-the-water third has the biggest, fastest and loudest addition this year, an internationally sanctioned Formula 1 Grand Prix in the Turning Basin. The basin, at the mouth of the Chicago River, is where you can also see, Markoff says between power lines, ''the 15 top water skiers in the world. Period. In. The. World. Current and former world champions who have skied not only at Cypress Gardens in show skiing but competitively have won everything, okay? So these aren`t just a bunch of hokey water skiers, okay? These are The Finest.'' Okay, already. Not only that, but the Jet Skiiers are probably going to wow a lot of people too. We`re wowed already, and that`s just from talking to Mark Mobray, at 35 one of the grizzled oldtimers of Jet Skiing. He`s organizing the Jet Ski exhibition from the Portland, Ore., command post of Northwest Promotions, where he`s director.

''People in Chicago are going to love it,'' he says, ''because these guys-their parents just did not raise them right. They shouldn`t even be legal, they`re so good. They`ll go under boats, they`re going to be double-jumping ramps, flips in the air that are just incredible.''

A few years ago, the first Jet Ski exhibitions consisted of ''doing formations, like the Blue Angels in the air,'' Mobray says. ''That was just too easy. People want to see us, on a 10-point scale of death, hitting 8.''

Mobray says the Jet Skiiers will be racing each other, too, then heading out of the Turning Basin to show off for the crowds at North Avenue Beach, the central viewing area for the air show. This year, in addition to perennials and semi-perennials such as the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and the Golden Knights Parachute Team, Markoff has lined up several squadrons of civilian stunt fliers that he figures to be every bit as impressive as their Top Gun counterparts.

But back to the basin, where the Formula 1 boats are going to be gunning for each other, with such top drivers as Buck Thornton and Holland`s Cees Vandervelder and a field from all over the world. According to Bob DeGrenier, president of the U.S. Formula 1 Racing Association, this will be one of just six such races in the States this year, ''so it`s very important as far as point standing is concerned. These guys will really be working on the time trials because that`s how we determine what boats make the 20-lap preliminary race Saturday. And the way they finish Saturday is how they start on Sunday`s 50-lap main event.''

Formula 1 boats can almost match the larger but less maneuverable hydroplanes in lap speeds, hitting up to 150 m.p.h., powered and steered by outboard motors that pump out from 350 to 500 horsepower.

The Turning Basin`s somewhat-shorter-than-usual course will limit top speeds to around 100 m.p.h., says DeGrenier, ''so it`s strictly going to be driver skill to get around that course. These boats can turn on a dime, and it`ll be tight because there`s a lot of turns in it-the drivers will be setting up for acceleration rather than speed.''

Nearby, setting up for exhilaration at the Bud Beach Club required Markoff to haul in ''several tons of sand, okay? That`s how you should word it: several tons,'' an 80-by-140-foot swimming pool, Diamond Vision screen, F- 15 jet fighter, hovercraft, windsurfing simulator-everything essential to creating the kind of euphoric and illusory brotherhood witnessed on countless ads for suds.

Then up the lake a bit at the Oak Street Beach, there`s the WGN Radio Beach Party after the air show, from 2 to 5 p.m., with ''music and

entertainment and giveaways and all kinds of partying,'' Markoff exults over the roar of midday traffic.

He`s parking. Hey wait, one more. . . .

''Hey, great talkin` at ya, Doug. Gotta meeting.'' Static. Zip.

And that`s it from the Mickster.

What: 32d annual Air and Water Show

Where: North Avenue Beach and the Turning Basin (mouth of Chicago River)

When: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (air) and 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (water) Saturday and Sunday

How much: Free

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If you're driving down I-95 and happen to spot a 150-foot-long trailer with 46 axles towing a 60-ton military tank, don't panic.

All it means is the Hyundai Air & Sea Show is coming back to town.

The annual family-friendly celebration of the U.S. military, which takes place on Memorial Day weekend on Miami Beach, brings together pilots and performers from five branches of the service as well as cigarette boat racing, Motocross stunts, top jet skiers and parachute teams. There's also a Saturday night concert from 3 Doors Down and fireworks.

The event is nonstop action. But Mickey Markoff, executive producer of the Hyundai Air & Sea Show, likes to keep in mind the real reason it exists.

On Memorial Day, "people were going out and buying mattresses or having a barbecue," he says. "But the holiday was designed to pay tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice. There's no better time to pay tribute to the men and women of our military and our first responders."

There are many ways to enjoy the show, and many of them won't cost you a thing. You can throw down a blanket on the nearby sands for free and watch the action on the sea and in the sky. You can explore a four-block village of military technology and pose in a fighter jet cockpit, also for free.

Or you can spring for VIP treatment at various levels. How you enjoy the weekend is really up to you.

You can even watch from your boat, although there are restrictions. The ocean is shut down in roughly a two-thirds of a mile by almost three mile stretch, a special safety zone that will be enforced from 8 a.m. May 28 until 5 p.m. May 29. The show also diverts traffic from Miami International Airport, taking up five miles of airspace.

Markoff says stage managing of the show is complicated but worthwhile.

"It's a multi-dimensional jigsaw puzzle," he says. "There are a lot of moving pieces. But we have a great team, and working with the city and the county, we have a real community event here, with something for everybody."

Markoff knows adults and kids alike love the boats and the planes, the high-flying bikes and the Jet Ski spins. But for him, another element stands out.

"The world has become a self-serving place," he says. "But in our military, it's service before self. There's integrity and excellence. It's important to showcase these core values of our country."

The parachute team Golden Knights over Miami Beach at last year's Hyundai Air & Sea Show. PARRA Courtesy of Hyundai Air & Sea Show

Here's how to navigate the show:

Pre-event parties

6:30-9:30 p.m. May 26: The weekend kicks off with a welcome for all performers and pilots at the Oasis in Wynwood with the Jack Daniels Performers Take Off Party, with live music and a DJ.

6:30-9:30 p.m. May 27: "Heroes Vodka Salute on Española Way" welcomes the military to the pedestrian-friendly street.

Display village

The planes aren't the only things flying through the air - the Motocross riders do, too. See them at the Display Village, which is free.

This free, four-block-long area from 11th to 15th streets along Ocean Drive is full of interactive displays, including simulators and training equipment. You can pose in your best "Top Gun" mode in a fighter jet cockpit and talk with members of the armed forces - and also get a close-up look at that tank. There's also a high-flying Monster Energy Drink Motocross exhibition, a kids' zone and plenty of concessions. The entrance is at 14th Street and Ocean Drive.

LiquorSplit Beach Club

The view from one of the cabanas at last year's Hyundai Air & Sea Show.

If you want to view the festivities in a little more comfort, you can buy tickets to the LiquorSplit-sponsored beach club, a veritable village built on the sand. Located just east of the Display Village, it will also have food and drinks, plus a cabana club area. Closer to the water is the Umbrella Club, where kind waitstaff will deliver drinks to you right on the beach.

What you'll see in the air

An F-16 fighter soars overhead at a previous Hyundai Air & Sea Show. JIM WINTERS NIKONMIAMI.com

Look up and out to see flybys by bombers (including the famous B-52 bomber) and other aircraft, including the F-15 fighter jet. There will also be demonstrations by search and rescue and parachute teams.

12:45-5:30 p.m.

What you'll see in the sea

Members of the Free Style Connection Team perform a flyboard demonstration during the Hyundai Air & Sea Show in 2021. Pedro Portal pportal@miamiherald.com

The water events include cigarette offshore powerboat demonstrations, Thundercat boat exhibition, a Jet Ski freestyle exhibition and a flyboard demonstration.

11:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Concerts, fireworks and more

After 5:30 p.m. Saturday, the entertainment includes an evening parachute jump and music from military bands, then a concert from 3 Doors Down, capping off with fireworks sponsored by Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association.

Changing traffic pattern

Driving around Miami Beach this weekend will be a little different (and almost certainly more aggravating).

Starting at 6 p.m. May 26 and running through May 30, traffic will only be allowed to enter Ocean Drive through 13th Street and exit through Fifth Street, with no access to other entry or exit points. Collins and Washington avenues will flow north and south but have no east or westbound access except for Fifth and 16th streets.

Miami Beach trolley service and Miami-Dade County bus service will operate as normal.

Parking

Parking looms as one of the greatest fears of the locals, but Markoff says in past years the big garages, such as the ones at 13th and 16th streets, have not sold out during the day. "Last year they didn't have to turn anybody away," he said.

There will be free shuttle service to and from several garages from 9 a.m.-8 p.m. both days every 15 minutes or so.

▪ 42nd Street garage: Shuttle will serve trolley stop #219 at Sheridan Avenue and 41st Street.

▪ 23rd Street garage: Shuttle will serve trolley stop #194 at 23rd Street and Liberty Avenue.

▪ 17th Street, Pennsylvania Avenue and the City Hall garages: Shuttle will serve trolley stop #200 at 17th Street and Convention Center Drive.

▪ Fifth Street garage: Shuttle will serve trolley stop #113 at Sixth Street and Lenox Avenue.

Check shuttle ID before boarding or use Miami Beach e-Gov app to track service in real time.

A C-130 Hercules U.S. Air Force transport airplane flies over South Beach during the Hyundai Air & Sea Show in Miami Beach in 2021. Pedro Portal pportal@miamiherald.com

Hyundai Air & Sea Show

Where: 1001 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach; main viewing areas are at Lummus Park between 11th and 14th streets

When: May 28-29

Cost: Display village free; general admission to beach club and concert $65 Saturday; general admission to beach club $45 Sunday; concert only $30. VIP $275-$350; Umbrella Club for four $450; cabanas $4,200.

This story was originally published May 23, 2022 6:00 AM.

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Air & Sea show returns to Miami Beach. Here's how to watch it (and where to park)

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If you're driving down I-95 and happen to spot a 150-foot-long trailer with 46 axles towing a 60-ton military tank, don't panic. All it means is the Hyundai Air & Sea Show is coming back to town. The annual family-friendly celebration of the U.S.