| Yankee Air Corps Museum |
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Reviews / Comments by our visitors
| Glenn L. San Pedro, California |  Excellent collection, all in very good condition. Especially liked the information placards at each plane - well organized and informative, unusual for this size museum, I thought. See the restoration hangar - quite a crew! 07/08/2008 @ 16:36 [ref: 8196] |
| richard p mc henry winter haven, Florida |  i joined the yankee yankee air force in the early seventys. my card read 1st LT RICHARD P MC HENRY WITH A WALL PLACK WHAT HAPPENED TO THIS CLUB? 07/20/2007 @ 21:23 [ref: 6126] |
| Nat Richards Irvine, California | This museum is more properly known as The Yanks Air Museum. Exhibits include airworthy examples of P-38L/F5G, P-39N, P-40E, P-47M, P-51A and D, F6F, FM2, SBD, O-52, YPT-9, SNJ, BT-13, N3N, Jenny, Beech Stagerwing, Kellet Autogyro, F-86 C-46, C-47, C-131 and more. Restoration done in-house. Current projects include: F4U Corsair, Cessna UC-78, Ryan Broughm, B-25, Curtis SB2C Helldiver, Standard J-1, Waco CG-4A assault glider, TBF and more. Static exibits include F-14, F-4, A-4, A-6, A-7,E-2C and more. Outstanding place to spend a day. Also located at the same airport as Planes of Fame - two air museums in one day! 11/27/2004 @ 12:30 [ref: 3594] |
| Art Aviles Huntington Beach, California | The Yanks Air Museum collection numbers over 130 aircraft featuring civilian and military aircraft built in the U.S. Aircraft are restored to original factory plans and brought to flyable condition. The Chino airport location is expanding while building a major sister museum complex at Greenfield, CA. The new location will have a runway, guest hangars, hotel, winery, RV camp, shops, restaurants and other tourist amenities. 07/22/2004 @ 23:44 [ref: 3297] |
| Sam Mitchell Orange, California | Tis is now called "Yanks" Museum every aircraft is in flying condition (except 2 cutawys). It is located at the west end of the field and should be entered by the road before the field. 03/29/2003 @ 19:02 [ref: 2817] |
| Bud Foxx 1119 south pine dr., Fullerton, California | Unable to access your exibits here. Have Tri-Motor at www.Tri-Motor.com at Fullerton airport, Ca. Perhaps we might have a special kids day each month? Sincerely yours, Capt. Bud Foxx 06/24/2002 @ 04:56 [ref: 2233] |
| Steve Forshaw , Arizona | Would-be visitors should be aware that the Yanks Air Museum is now only open Tuesday-Friday. Well worth a visit though - some outstanding restorations and the staff are extremely friendly 04/09/2002 @ 09:43 [ref: 2020] |
| Tracy & Jeni Olympia, Washington | This is an AWESOME museum and absolutely worth the trip. Currently it is on the same tarmac as Plane of Fame, so you must go planning to see both. WONDERFUL. 03/28/2002 @ 13:54 [ref: 1994] |
| Bob Boyd Orange, California | This museum is now called Yanks Air Museum. Access is via gate just south of Flo's resturant. Both museum and restoration hangar are worth the visit. They plan on moving lock stock and barrel to Greenfield CA in the very near future. 11/30/2001 @ 10:23 [ref: 1661] |
| J.H. Marshall , California |  Please list the aircraft in your collection on this website... 10/18/2001 @ 16:20 [ref: 1530] |
Last updated: 02/14/00.
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