| Museum of Aviation |
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| Roy Vick , California |  Outstanding in every way.To miss this aviation museum would be a serious blunder. order viagra , cheap viagra If you're traveling through Georgia on I-75 stop and spend a couple of hours,or all day. DON'T MISS IT 05/04/2008 @ 20:30 [ref: 7444] |
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| Kevin Ryan Lakeland, Florida | One of the best in the world. I stop here every time I pass by Warner-Robins on I-75. I would say this museum has more variety than almost any other with the exception of the Smithsonian. The only downside is that the aircraft could be more well maintained. 12/31/2007 @ 09:55 [ref: 6648] |
| John cliffe Manchester, Great Britain, | Visited here on my drive around GA and SC, very much impressed with it, good exhibits and able to get close to them, being British I liked the English-Electic Lightning on display out front. Very worth-while the drive to see it, if you are even a distance from it, VISIT IT, its great for all the family 02/27/2007 @ 11:01 [ref: 5659] |
| Jay Smith Clinton, Maryland | I flew the T-29 at Warner Robins back in the 70s. It's great to see the Old birds still in their glory and not cut up or melted down as has happened with many others. Keep it open so many to come can look and wonder what it be like to be aloft in such awesome looking machines! 08/05/2006 @ 21:00 [ref: 5167] |
| Mark Atlanta, Georgia | Very impressive collection. Some of the outdoor displays are in need of a touch-up, however. And many of them are unlabeled. The museum guide is dated, and doesn't reflect the addition of the B-1B Lancer out front and the consequent shuffling of many of the outdoor displays. But I suspect a lot of them are just awaiting restoration (a long process) so it didn't really bother me. Just when I think I've seen every USAF aircraft, they surprise me. Behind the museum was an aircraft being restored that I'd never even heard of: a B-66! The B-52D they have on display is a real piece of history - you'll have to visit and read about it yourself! Overall a very nice little gem in middle Georgia. 08/01/2006 @ 16:04 [ref: 5153] |
| Stan Shannon Bonita Beach, Florida | Outstanding in every way.To miss this aviation museum would be a serious blunder.If you're traveling through Georgia on I-75 stop and spend a couple of hours,or all day. DON'T MISS IT 02/26/2006 @ 10:43 [ref: 4835] |
| J. Lunsford , Georgia | Ahhhh, well worth the short drive out of route to the beach. Even my wife enjoyed the visit. A large assortment of aircraft and other military items. I was very happy to even see a Jap type 99 machine gun on display along with the type 99 rifle. Well worth an afternoon visit. The only gripe that I had with it was that they didn't have some of the aircraft that were outside labeled (RB-57 for one) and I spent part of the afternoon explaining to my wife what each plane was. If you have kids, this is a great place to let them learn about history and run off some of the energy during a road trip. 11/01/2005 @ 15:52 [ref: 4556] |
| Philip , Texas |  aircraft were ment to fly not sit in a hanger lots of aircraft none fly it felt as if i was in a grave yard Philip A&P 10/18/2005 @ 20:14 [ref: 4514] |
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Last updated: 02/14/00.
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