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The United States Air Force Museum Is A Must See Visit
The United States Air Force museum is the national museum of the U. S. Air Force and is the world's largest military flight museum. Its mission is to present the mission, history and evolving capabilities of the U. S. Air Force.
Explaining the history of flight, the Air Force museum is an attraction that is internationally well-known.
Featuring more than 300 aircraft, in addition to many aerospace vehicles in over 17 acres of indoor air and space exhibits, the museum gladly welcomes more than 1. 2 million visitors a year.
Connecting the era of the Wright brothers to today's modern Space Age, the museum features a variety of gallery exhibits.
Educational programs and various special events designed to tell the Air Force story are featured at the museum in addition to many sensory exhibits.
While highlighting virtues such as courage, innovation, and duty, the Air Force honors its men and women.
The Air force museum is located in the town where the Wright brothers lived and invented the airplane; Dayton, Ohio.
The Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton is the home to the displays that reside in four cavernous hangar buildings. A definite must see, anytime you are in Dayton, is the museum.
Even if you only have a slightly active interest in NASA, the military or aircraft, you will absolutely have a great time. A visitor who is very interested in aviation might easily consume two days roaming through the museum.
And you cannot beat the price of admission, because it is always free.
There are all kinds of airplanes there from every era in history, starting off with the very first of the bi-planes.
The museum uses both chronological and subjective displays to tell the arousing story of years of aviation development.
Exhibits include various aircraft and missiles like the Stealth fighter, the X-15 (history's highest and the fastest flying aircraft), and the Super SR-71 spy-plane.
The museum also has personal Air Force artifacts including memorabilia like uniforms and photographs among the thousands of items on display.
An exhibit devoted to Prisoner of War history is one of the most popular at the museum.
Everything from a homemade mousetrap to fitness exercise equipment made by prisoners in WWII prison camps is featured in this display.
Around the museum you can also see Harley-Davidson motorcycles, bugles and cooking utensils that were once used by the Air Force.
If a 5 piece drum set or an Ibanez acoustic electric guitar had ever been used by our Air Force, they certainly would have them here.
A marvelously interesting place to visit, this fantastic museum is and a fabulous adventure for the whole family.
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