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Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United States
MUSEUM IS OPEN
Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United States
MUSEUM IS OPEN
Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United States
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Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United States
In Memoriam
On this date in 1988, KC-135A, 60-0317, was returning from TDY to KI Sawyer. The aircraft made a hard landing following a steep approach in crosswind conditions and went off […]
Anniversary of the breaking of the sound barrier.
On October 14, 1947, A booming thunder roared across the clear skies of the Mojave Desert, as U.S. Air Force Capt. Chuck Yeager flew an experimental rocket-powered plane faster than […]
On this day in aviation history…
Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United States18 October 1922: At Selfridge Field, near Mount Clemens, Michigan, Assistant Chief of the Air Service Brigadier General William Mitchell set a Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) World Absolute Speed Record flying a […]
On this date in 1975
Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United StatesIn October and November of 1975 several UFOs were reported near not only Wurtsmith's weapons storage area, but three other bases across the country. https://www.cia.gov/library/readingroom/docs/CIA-RDP88-01315R000300070001-4.pdf
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Veterans Day
The first B-52, the XB-52, rolled out on this date in 1951
Wurtsmith Air Museum 4071 East Van Ettan Street, Oscoda, MI, United StatesThe Air Force issued requirement for a new strategic bomber in November 1945. Boeing won the contract bid June 5, 1946. The B-52 design evolved from a straight-wing aircraft powered […]