Arkansas Air and Military Museum

Arkansas Air and Military Museum

A recorded focus that flies… Follow the splendid history of aeronautics in Fayetteville, Arkansas through different grandstands of extraordinary collectibles and flying memorabilia! From world-notable swank planes of the 1920s and 1930s to an early transporter, the critical plane in the Arkansas Air and Military Museum (situated in Fayetteville, AR) are unusual among display shows, because countless them really fly.

Static features at the presentation corridor range from the splendid time of flying to the fly age, including Vietnam-time Army helicopters and a Navy carrier competitor. The huge, all-wood white stockpiling, which houses everything is a piece of American history, being past headquarters for one of the United States’ various pilot planning posts during World War II. It is one of just a modest bunch not many overabundance 1940s-period plane stockpiles.

Vintage plane, including pre-World War II hustling planes in flying condition, aeronautical memorabilia, all with a complement on Arkansas flying history; gift shop in vital 1943 white packaging overhang; 15 military vehicles including the normal Willys Jeep, WWII WC-54 Ambulance, Korean M37 3/4-ton load truck, 2 1/2-ton 6×6 payload truck used in Desert Storm, and a British Ferret light secured scott vehicle. Two flying planes: a WWII Aeronca L-3 insight plane and a Beech 3NM (Twin Beech) known as the “CANADIAN QUEEN” which served in the Royal Canadian Air Force from 1952 to 1967. There are also 12 static and modifying project plane. A couple of relics on display fuse a Civil War tent broiler, gas cover, things from the home front WWII, WWII German cutting edges and other memorabilia.