Tuskegee Airmen – Charles McGee
Lockheed’s Supersonic Drone - the GTD-21B
The First Black Military Aviator
Bay of Pigs - Invasion of Cuba
75th World War II Anniversary
Museum Volunteers Involvements & Accomplishments
Summer Camp
Plane That Led the D-Day Invasion Visits the Museum
GearZ – a TV Show Gets Inspired when Visiting the A-12 Blackbird
Meet Board Member Bill Barnes, WWII P-38 Pilot
Remembering the Korean War
A Look Back at the Museum’s F-84
Birmingham’s Early Airfields
The “Skunkworks” and the Museum’s A-12 “Blackbird”
The Cold War Bombshelter History on the Museum’s Property
Get To Know the Russian Mi-24 Hind “Flying Tank”
The Museum’s Education Outreach
“A MiG-15 To Freedom” - The Museum’s Korea War Diorama
In Memoriam
The B-25s Ventral Turret - Maybe the Last One
The Gnome Rotary Engine
A C-47 “Glider
Birmingham’s Own “Mini-Mac”
The Historic Lockheed A-12 “Oxcart”
A Restoration Craftsman
The Museum’s Historic Motor Cars
Reconnaissance Cameras on Display
Charles Lindbergh Visits Birmingham
The Spirit of St. Louis Flight Simulator
A Ryan Replica Finds a New Home at the Museum
The Early Atlantic Ocean crossings
World War I Historic Happenings
A Tribute To “Hank” Collins, Jr.
The Museum’s Concrete Section of the Berlin Wall
The Historic Fokker D.VII on Display
Pilot Training at the Wright’s Flying School in Montgomery
The Reynold’s “Flyer” - A Wright Flyer replica
The New Aviation Workforce Initiative for the Museum
Update on the Relocation Plans