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Meet the heroes and heroines
of aviation and space travel at the National Aviation Hall of Fame.
The Hall of Fame Learning Center, located inside the National Museum of the United
States Air Force, honors the legacies of America's air and space pioneers—the
individuals whose ambition, innovation and inspiration gave wings to mankind's pursuit of
flight.
At the Hall of Fame, you'll come to appreciate the achievements of the nearly
two hundred enshrines, including Wilbur and Orville Wright, Charles Lindbergh,
Amelia Earhart, Jimmy Doolittle, Benjamin O. Davis, Chuck Yeager, John Glenn,
Neil Armstrong and others. And the list of honorees continues to grow, as each
year a handful of individuals are honored with their formal induction into the
Hall of Fame.
By visiting the Hall of Fame Learning Center, you'll explore the history of aviation
through six distinct exhibit galleries: The Early Years...World War I...The
Golden Age...World War II...The Jet Age...and Into Space. In addition, you'll
experience interactive displays that give you hands-on experience in landing
an aircraft on a Navy carrier, controlling the movement of a helicopter, docking
in space with the Hubble Space Telescope, and determining the proper pressure
to shoot a rocket skyward.
The National Aviation Hall of Fame is a celebration of America's spirit of innovation...and your
opportunity to meet the fascinating, exciting and sometimes surprising individuals who wrote the history of
aviation and space exploration.
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For more information,
please visit:
www.nationalaviation.org
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