Women Answer the Call exhibit tells the dynamic history of how ordinary American women joined the war effort to help the US win the war. Millions of women rolled up their sleeves and got to work. This exhibit features hands-on riveting stations and several other interactive displays.

This exhibit is focused on the Vietnam War and highlights some of our main Vietnam-era aircraft, including the F-4C Phantom II.

Come see our exhibits and displays relating to WWII – Norden and Sperry bombsights, a B-24 cockpit and top turret, a B-24 instrument panel, a Link Trainer, and exhibits relating to the Tuskegee Airmen and the WASPs (Women Air Service Pilots).

This exhibit features a WWI era fighter aircraft, the SPAD XIII. This aircraft was built entirely by hand over the course of several years by a dedicated crew of volunteers.

This exciting, new immersive exhibit tells the story of the danger, sacrifice and determination of US Naval and Marine aircraft carrier pilots from World War II to present day. Try your hand at being a carrier pilot taking off and landing on one of the flight simulators, including a new Virtual Reality simulator!

This exhibit features a historical look at the Tuskegee Airmen, from its inception to today, as well as artifacts from real men who flew with the famous Red Tails.

This exhibit focuses on the life and career of Col. Doug Roach, a Hometown Hero of Romulus, MI who went on to become a distinguished Air Force pilot and flew with the USAF Thunderbirds aerial demonstration team.

Ever wonder what it takes to fly an aircraft? Come sit in the pilot’s seat of a KC-135 and see all the instruments that a pilot has to use on the job.

This exhibit allows visitors the chance to explore how the Five Simple Machines, such as the lever, pulley, and wheel, can operate in a complex machine such as an airplane. The O-2 Skymaster is the example aircraft used in this exhibit.