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Kingman Army Air Field Museum, Kingman

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Kingman Army Air Field Gunnery Museum is dedicated to the men and women, who served in the U. S. Army Air Force at Kingman Army Air Field. Kingman Army Air Field was a B-17 gunnery school, over 36,000 student went through the school. After the war, KAAF became Storage Depot 41. Over 5600 aircraft were salvage in 14 months. By 1948, KAAF became the Mohave County Airport.

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4.8

By Benson P

This was a great place while it lasted but alas, it closed a few months ago. I went there several times and it was a thrill to be in the very hangar that my Dad and thousands of over shoulders...

This was a great place while it lasted but alas, it closed a few months ago. I went there several times and it was a thrill to be in the very hangar that my Dad and thousands of over shoulders... more »
By victorfA4817MU

Sadly the Museum has recently closed. I was among the last visitors. It was a quaint museum with quite a bit of history dating to the time Kingman was a WWII Air Field for training gunners.

Sadly the Museum has recently closed. I was among the last visitors. It was a quaint museum with quite a bit of history dating to the time Kingman was a WWII Air Field for training gunners. more »

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By Debi Dorman

Small museum packed with a lot of history. If you're expecting to see vintage aircraft, you will leave disappointed, but if you are interested in people, and the lives they lived while in training at the base during the war, you will find walls and cases covered with all sorts of memorabilia and a few choice artifacts too. This base was where 36,000 gunners were trained during the war, and all the gunners were volunteers! Drop in and see Rob, and make sure to tell him you read our review. The museum operates at a loss as a labor of love by the curators. Make a generous donation, after all, the folks taking care of this facility are donating their time. Buy a book or two, and tell your friends! - Mark & Debi Dorman, Chandler, AZ

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