CAF Airpower Museum

The mission of the CAF Airpower Museum is to tell the complete story of World War II military aviation by collecting, preserving, and interpreting World War II material culture. The Museum serves a broad and diverse audience by preserving the memory of the men and women who built, supported, and flew the historic aircraft of World War II through educational programs, exhibits, collections and library research services. The scope of the mission focuses on World War II, and also includes the prelude to World War II, its aftermath and current applications.

The museum houses 40,000 square feet of "hands-on" permanent exhibits that detail the story of World War II airpower.  As part of the museum tour, visitors will also see between 14 and 20 aircraft on display in the CAF hangar, with aircraft changing quarterly.  A research library and archives house a significant oral history collection and give the public access to the museum's abundant information resources.  A seminar series featuring World War II veterans is also part of the museum's regular agenda.