The Pima Air & Space Museum is located about 10 miles south of our Tucson
home ~ it is known as the "World's Largest Privately
Funded Aerospace Museum". Unfortunately, I am unable to assign designations to most of the aircraft, but I will keep
working at it. L
If you have any information about the various aircraft
which you would pass along to me, please click on the E-mail link at the lower-right of this
page.
If you want to learn more about the Pima Air & Space Museum, click
here or on the above graphic to see their main web page. Additionally, you can look up "Pima
Air and Space Museum"
using any Internet search page and you will find thousands of links providing a wealth of both additional information and
more photographs!
We hope you enjoy our pictures!
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C-121A "Constellation". |
Ground launched cruise missile. |
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L-049 "Constellation". |
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B-52. |
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Small Presidential jet, nicknamed "Air Force One Half" by Lyndon Johnson. |
This was the last prop Air Force One ~ this plane was used by both Presidents Kennedy and Johnson. |
Presidential seal inside the prop plane. |
The first Air Force One jet. |
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See previous picture for description. |
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See previous picture for description. |
Entrance to 390th Bomb Group Memorial Museum. |
B-17G "Flying Fortress", starboard side. |
Port side. |
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