Some very talented people are joining the team to make this Museum a reality.  Our Board members continue to provide direction and support in reaching corporate America and our Congressional leaders.  Our Project Manager is working many of the details and remaining in contact with many of you who want to visit or support in some personal way.

Each day brings new evidence of the importance of this effort to preserve this history for generations to come.  Sometimes visitors come with family artifacts from World War II and the Home Front that deserve a public place to visually tell some new peice of the story.  Some visitors have never shared their war time experience with loved ones and find this Museum a point of closure for those life changing experiences.  

In order to let the Colorado community as well as visitors to the area know about the developing museum, below are some of the groups and individuals we have hosted and briefed:

Hell Hawk Pilots

The Museum was particularly honored to support the Hell Hawks P-47 reunion and aerial demonstrations.
They are great heros whose story the museum will preserve.

In addition, the museum has aquired by donation a PT-19 WWII trainer, numerous books and resource materials plus written endorsements from key individuals from across the nation.

We all want this Museum open and available to the general public at the earliest date.  Our veterans deserve to see how we will honor their legacy and preserve their remarkable story.  Some of us focus almost entirely on the World War II airplanes which were built in vast numbers and effectively preserved our American freedom.  But many of us believe a real peice of history that must be saved is the effort of the American people to save our nation.  Those in uniform as well as those in the factories deserve to be remembered by this grateful nation.