The year leading up to the launch of Apollo 8 was one of the most tumultuous years in American history. The '68 Experience offers a deeper understanding of the historic space mission within the context of its era. This exhibit leads visitors through the Cold War, Vietnam War, Civil Rights Movement and Space Race. It [...]

Military aviators go through years of intense training to be able to fly worldwide aerial missions. Early training was conducted without the use of computers. In the early 1930s, the Link Flight Trainer was pioneered by Edwin Link, based on the vacuum technology that operated player pianos and organs. During World War II, over 10,000 trainers [...]

The Heritage Flight Museum houses a growing collection of historic military aircraft and vehicles. Most of the Museum's aircraft are fully functional, maintained by our skilled mechanics and frequently flown by our experienced pilots. The best opportunity to see our airplanes in action is during our monthly Fly Days from April through September. The rest [...]