The A-10 is the first United States Air Force (USAF) aircraft designed specifically for close air support of ground forces. These aircraft entered service in 1976 and were designed for easy maneuverability at low speeds and altitudes and for... Take the Tour »
Step inside this famous World War II bomber! The B-17 was first introduced in 1935 and was the first Boeing military aircraft with a flight deck instead of an open cockpit... Take the Tour »
The C-119 "Flying Boxcar" was manufactured to carry cargo, military personnel, hospital patients, and drop troops and supplies by parachute into areas where aircraft could not land... Take the Tour »
The C-124 "Globemaster II" is the aircraft that greets you when you walk up to the Hill Aerospace Museum! Step inside to see what makes up this massive aircraft... Take the Tour »
Walk through a former Air Force One plane! President Lyndon B. Johnson used this C-140 "Jetstar" during his presidency and it has been restored to how it would've looked then... Take the Tour »
The C-47 "Skytrain" carried personnel and cargo, towed gliders, dropped paratroopers and flares for night bombing attacks, hauled supplies and evacuated the wounded during both World War II and the Korean War. Additionally, they served in transport, gunship and... Take the Tour »
Initially designated as the UH-1A, the Iroquois served during the Vietnam War starting in 1962. The subsequent variation, the HH-1H, was designed as a search and rescue aircraft for Intercontinental Ballistic Missile (ICBM) sites and test ranges... Take the Tour »
The KC-135 "Stratotanker" refuel fighter, bomber, and cargo planes. To transfer fuel, the KC-135 carefully flies above and matches the speed of the recipient plane. Fuel is pumped through a flying boom connecting the two aircraft... Take the Tour »
The USAF used the MH-53M Super Jolly Pave Low IV for special operations to enter enemy territory. These aircraft were capable of operating day, night or in bad weather. They conducted long-range, low-level missions to insert, extract... Take the Tour »
Curtiss produced 13,783 P-40s in various configurations including the P-40N in 1944 for use during World War II. These fighters served throughout the war on every front with no less than 28 Allied nations. No other fighter... Take the Tour »
Take a look at this amazing fighter that was deployed for over 40 years, being used in World War II and the Korean war. It was claimed to have destroyed over 4,900 enemy aircraft... Take the Tour »
This plane needs no introduction. The SR-71 is best known for its world record speeds, many of which were set without pushing its full capabilities... Take the Tour »