Hey, that is my Dad's nose-art, HOME STRETCH. What is not to love?…read more CAF boast about displaying the largest collection of War Birds anywhere. My dad flew his B-24 in 1944-1945, in India. Quite a history, quite a legacy. Can't wait to see it up close.

Unfortunately most of the inventory of classic warlords are all over the country flying in air…read moreshows. The CAF is not setup for numerous static displays... like thee Chino Planes of Fame Museum in Southern Cal. It costs money to get in to see the limited things they can display like nose art... but it's a worthwhile cause to donate to keep these planes alive.

This tour was amazing ! Truly incredible, to witness the history with this tour ! LISA WAS SOOOO…read moreGREAT she was very good at explaining the stuff around us ! Gave us time to take pictures as well! Truly enjoyed this and recommend it ! Also take your kids is a lot of fun!

Very fun experience! We had a great driver and it was not too hot of a day which was nice because…read morethe AC didn't work that great. The seats were comfortable and the trolley was clean. The tour was very detailed and I loved seeing so many places

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit!! The exhibits, artifacts, and information were very interesting…read more It was like an excursion inside a history book. Our tour guide was extremely knowledgeable and made the visit memorable. The Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center was named in honor of the late, Mr. Henry B. Tippie, a World War II veteran. Located at the Dallas Executive Airport, 47,000 square feet dedicated to education. World's largest collection of authentic World War II art, a theater, and exhibits with artifacts. FYI: Groupon offers fabulous deals if you need to cut corners.

This combination of part tour, part museum, part restoration, and most excitingly part rides is a…read morehidden gem in Lancaster Texas!! You will walk into this large hanger and find a ball-torrent, an MP bicycle, planes in all states of restoration, and then the planes you can actually fly in!!! Come see the quaint museum, which I can practically guarantee you will receive a personally guided tour. I find this type of hands on experience much like a teleport through history. The day I was at the museum two vintage aircraft took flight and to my delight buzzed through the air much to the excitement of the patrons in the planes, and those of us watching on the ground. http://commemorativeairforce.org/?page=cms/googleMap&cms_page=1333 Join me in my journey through the various commemorative air force museum locations listed above. If you are looking for white gloves, and snooty high art... You will be disappointed!!! If you love history, love to engage all your senses including touch... You have found yet another home to encourage your inner child, and challenge your intellect.

The beauty of small museums like this is that you can take school-age kids and not overwhelm them…read more It is not a "hands on" museum like some. But, they will get up close and personal with WW II aircraft and some items within the museum collection won't be found easily at other museums. Make sure to plan time to have breakfast or lunch at the Taxiway Cafe located at the airport.