We had a very special guest at the Museum of Aviation this week! Page Enlowe came all the way from Roanoke, Alabama to see the Museum. Page is a 95 year old WWII Veteran who flew P-51s and P-40s in
Warner Robins, GA—The Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame will honor three new inductees into the Hall of Fame April 27 at the 2019 Annual Enshrinement Banquet at Epps Aviation in Atlanta, Ga. The three Georgia aviation luminaries are Henry Edward
Vietnam War Veterans, Robert Koehne and Robert Butterfield, who flew the B-57B Canberra (Koehne on left, Butterfield on right)
On Thursday October 25th, veterans who flew the B-57 Canberra visited the Museum of Aviation to see up close the
David Zurfluh, the National President of PVA, wrote an article in the Paraplegia News about what Veteran’s Day means to him, and his tribute to Brig. Gen. Robert Lee Scott Jr.
Check out the article here: PVA Article
Happy 95th Birthday to our wonderful volunteer, Victor Nicoletti! He was an aircraft mechanic for fighter airplanes in WWII. Thank you Victor for your service to this country and our Museum! If you would like to view our interview with
Bob Thrower, Bob Denison, Carolyn Small, Mike Nichols, George Ireland, Cameron Smith (Pictured from left to right)
On October 13, 2018 the Museum of Aviation B-17 Restoration Volunteers hosted the 26th Annual Wings and Wheels Car Show, as
B-17 “Madras Maiden” at DeKalb-Peachtree Airport
WARNER ROBINS – On Saturday, Sept 1, B-17 Restoration Volunteers from the Museum of Aviation at Robins Air Force Base were at the DeKalb-Peachtree Airport in Chamblee, Georgia getting ready for a flight
Congratulations to our Volunteer of the Year, Grant Fossum!
Background
Grant began military service in 1961 in the United States Air Force where he attended the Air Force Academy Prep School and then the Air Force Academy from 1962-1964. He
Victor Nicoletti is a WWII Veteran and also happens to be one of our wonderful volunteers here at the Museum. Honor Flight Network took Mr. Nicoletti to the WWII Memorial in Washington D.C. Honor Flight is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing veterans with honor and closure.
The Museum of Aviation is very proud to have a number of veterans serve as our volunteers. This is one of our volunteers, Gene Doyle, who told us his story about being a POW during the Korean War.