If you love all things aviation, World War II history, and military history, your membership opens the door to all sorts of fun and education. We are a private museum, with no other source of revenue, other than the support from those who appreciate what we have done to create the Museum. We keep our doors open with donations. Without your support and those in our aviation community, we are not sustainable, so sign up for a membership at the level you wish contribute. All memberships are for the calendar year (January through December), and can be paid for through PayPal or by check. Charter, Life, and Corporate memberships can be paid quarterly through PayPal.
Basic Membership
$50.00 annually
Student Membership
$25.00 annually
Family Membership
$75.00 annually
Senior Membership 65+
$45.00 annually
Veteran Membership
$30.00 annually
Corporate or Group Membership
$200 (up to 5 employees)-$1000 (over 5 employees) Annually
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My father was stationed at WAFB from ’63 to ’66. We lived at 38 & 6 W Byrne. I have a question in regards to a mural that I believe was on the wall at the officers club. Someone once told me it was a Peter Hurd mural and I was wondering if anyone has heard the same and if so, what became of it? I still remember the days spent in the swimming pool at the club very fondly.
These videos are now available on Youtube:
Brigadier General Kenneth N. Walker memorial service Arlington National Cemetery December 7, 2001
https://youtu.be/hwaSBCBOUTM
Maxwell AFB Walker Hall Rededication, February 2, 2012
https://youtu.be/h4TaJ-QJzPk
YouTube Playlist: Brigadier General Kenneth N. Walker
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoxIDQDQ7pMCmb1gCIkkbbzhO4mRbmcy_
Hope you find them of interest. Good wishes to you all, Douglas Walker
Good afternoon,
My name is David Robertson. I’m a pilot for Frontier Airlines and just published a book called Standby for Higher which looks at the many paths that pilots take as they pursue careers in aviation. I’d love to send you a copy to see if you have any interest in stocking it in your museum store if there’s a good address I can send it to. I’ve also attached a link to the book’s Amazon page below.
https://a.co/d/hcvC3Bc
Thanks for your consideration,
David Robertson