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Notice:
The Champlin
Fighter Aircraft Museum in Mesa, Arizona is now closed. The collection has moved
to
The Museum of Flight,
Seattle, WA
Now moved to Seattle, WA, but when I first went to this museum I thought,
Am I actually going to
pay to get into this place. What a fool I was. They have a
great section on just Aviation Paintings. It was worth the entrance price
to see just the paintings alone. But believe me, the rest of the
museum is fantastic with a lot of other aircraft stuff other than airplanes.
The only thing that I could say is that this place is fantastic and you
should never miss this museum. It must have the worlds greatest inventory
of WWI aircraft. It's Great!!!!
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About 33 Aircraft
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Arizona Wing CAF
Commemorative Air Force
2017 North Greenfield Road
Mesa, Arizona 85215
480-924-1940
http://www.arizonawingcaf.com/
Information Upgrade
thanks to Rick Senffner
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About 16 Aircraft
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Pima Air Museum
6000 E. Valencia Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85706
602-574-9658
http://www.pimaair.org
We also do the tours over to
DAVIS MOUNTAIN AIR FORCE BASE. It is called the AMARC tour.
Information Upgrade
thanks to Ron Miller
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About 280 Aircraft
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Titan Missile Museum
Duval Mine Rd.
Green Valley, AZ 85614
602-791-2929
This museum was, prior to 1987, an active Intercontinental Ballistic
Missile Silo. The museum was maintained so the public can inspect,
first hand, a complete Titan missile and all of the supporting equipment
required for an operational missile silo.
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One Titan Missile and Missile Silo Complex
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Davis-Monthan Air
Force Base
Tucson
Even though this is an airplane graveyard
there is a WWII section open to the public.
Information thanks to Davis Monthan
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One Titan Missile and Missile Silo Complex
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Click
on the photo above to take a ride in a Real Jet Fighter
I wanted to thank you for your help. We have
called the airfield in Arizona and have made arrangements for my
husband's birthday present - flying a fighter plane. I'm sure he
will be excited and it will be a present he will remember
forever. Thank you again for all your help.
Deb WoodDear Debra,
Yes, there are a number of military aircraft that can be flown, some
are very expensive and some you can even have a real dogfight with
another aircraft with laser bullets and smoke and the whole
works. Here is the link to the website that has the whole shooting
match.
http://www.avitop.com/afil/afil.asp?afil=1&id=11
One of my friends took a MiG-25 to 80,000 feet last year and loved
every minute of it. Thank you very much for writing and have a nice
day,
C. Jeff Dyrek, webmaster
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We had five jumpers who entered their jumps in their logbooks,
there was a man in a wheelchair who made it to the pole,
We had several helicopters, a home built airplane, a jet
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Russian Military aircraft including the An-24, An-74, and the Mi-8.
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Take a tour of an operational
World War 2 fighter squadron stationed on the Western Pacific Island of Ie Shima.
This is a historical event showing the complete fighter operation from
the Mess Hall to the P-47 in flight. You can also see the Japanese
Surrender Delegation visit the Island.
Click on this exhibit
for a lot more Exhibits about WW2
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