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Special Events

Join us for an adult-only evening at the Museum on Saturday, February 14th. Try your hand (or should we say feet) at swing dancing on the dance floor. We will also feature artifacts from the collection not normally on display, themed aircraft, trivia with prizes, games, food, and cash bars. Kiss your sweetheart under the wings of history. No special one this year? No problem. Enjoy a beverage with your favorite aircraft and friends. Please note that this is a live event, not a movie IF YOU HAVE ANY ISSUES PURCHASING YOUR TICKETS PLEASE CALL 937.253.4629 or 937.751.1550 TO RESERVE TICKETS OVER THE PHONE. YOU CAN ALSO EMAIL US AT EVENTS@AFMUSEUM.COM After Dark: Swing the Night Away 2025
04 h 12 m
American pilots and the Royal Air Force relationship from the Battle of Britain to today. Join us as the Royal Air Force presents the National Museum of the U S Air Force with a plaque commemorating the Eagle Squadron for their support in the Battle of Britain. James Normington, a former Royal Air Force Officer, and Dr. Douglas Lantry, NMUSAF Historian, will share the history of the Eagle Squadron. Research included liaison with the U.S and U.K. historical organizations. As a result of evidence unearthed the Air Historical Branch, RAF Museum and the National Museum of the U S Air Force have had their records updated to accurately reflect that these ten Americans were the first to fly during U S neutrality. Included in the ten was P/O C.E. Davis from Ohio. The United Kingdom and the United States have continued their relationship, you will learn of the staus of the current relationship. It is important to share the sacrifice and importance of honoring heroes. The evening will conclude with a presentation and formal dedication of the plaque honoring the Eagle Squadron by a representative of the British Embassy to AFMF Commander, LtGen Hurry. The presentation will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the Air Force Museum Theatre, with seating beginning at 6 p.m. You are welcome to arrive at 5:30 p.m. to visit the exhibits in the first building regarding the Eagle Squadron and the WWII Gallery. Eagle Squadron Recognition
03 h 00 m
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