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Cold War Air Museum
The Cold War Air Museum is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to the restoration and maintenance of Cold War era aircraft with a special emphasis on aircraft flown by the former Soviet Union.
Most of the museum's 20+ aircraft are in flying condition or being made ready for flight.
The museum is located on Lancaster Municipal Airport, twenty minutes south of Dallas, Texas. The museum has tour hours of 10am to 4pm on Saturdays but is open all day most weekends. There is a cafe on the field that serves a full breakfast and lunch menu.
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Most of the museum's 20+ aircraft are in flying condition or being made ready for flight.
The museum is located on Lancaster Municipal Airport, twenty minutes south of Dallas, Texas. The museum has tour hours of 10am to 4pm on Saturdays but is open all day most weekends. There is a cafe on the field that serves a full breakfast and lunch menu.
Museum Website
Aircraft Collection
Current Events
Donate - Support the Museum!
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- CWAM-CAF-JMRT
- Clear the decks
- C Day? What's that?
- Well Grounded
- Museum Model or Model Museum?
- CJ6, Take One
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- Gate Guardian Work Continues
- Martenitsa (мартеница)
- The Whistling Turtle (Belgian Air Force nickname)
- Happy Birthday Jon!
- Cub Scout Tour
- Spring Cleaning
- Parts commonality is a Good Thing
- L-29 Aero-Vodochody (Delfin)
- Forces of Flight
- Baby Mule
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They are equally agreeable!!! I must be in level flight.
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