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National Museum of World War II Aviation
An educational complex and World War II museum focused on conveying the significant industrial activities which took place in America to support the World War II effort. Motivating children and adults in science, technology, engineering and math is a key objective of this educational and historic experience. High technology computer displays are paired with flight ready World War II American fighters and bombers to convey the significance of that industrial effort and its legacy in today's world of space, aviation, and computer technology.Choose to start, finish, or center your holiday on a trip to National Museum of World War II Aviation by using our Colorado Springs online tour planner.
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National Museum of World War II Aviation reviews
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Had a wonderful time here with an experience like no other. Many of these planes can still fly and the owners are gracious enough to allow us into the workshop where they work on restoring their... more »
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We were very happy to see all the different types of planes on display as well as the shops/hangars where planes are restored. We did miss seeing the P-51 or P-40. The self guided tour is the way... more »
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I really enjoyed this tour. We first got a "briefing" on the history of WWII. Then we walked through different hangars where people are restoring planes, not just to look beautiful, but so they can fly again. Each plane has its own interesting stories. They have a new hangar and event center opening soon - can't wait to see it!
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The National Museum of WWII Aviation is one of those hidden gems that should be high on the list of everyone visiting Colorado Springs. For those of you that live here in the Springs, you should bring all of your out of town visitors. If you homeschool, this is a great field trip. Great WWII airplanes with tons of supporting displays. Be sure to do the 2-hour guided tour with one of the volunteer docents. If you pay online ahead of time, you'll save a couple bucks. Most of the planes (like the P-38, B-25, and more) are fully restored and are still flown.
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