Yankee Air Force
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Yankee Warrior, one of only two B-25C/D Mitchell aircraft still flying today.

The Yankee Air Museum, presently housed in Hangar 2 on the southwest side of Willow Run Airport in Ypsilanti, Michigan, is currently accepting visitors for guided tours, while actively pursuing restoration and flight activities, including their largest airshow to date, Thunder Over Michigan in July 2007.

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History

The Yankee Air Force Inc. was founded in 1981 to pursue these goals: 1

  • To preserve a part of Michigan's extensive aviation history.
  • Acquire one of the original USAAF hangars and restore it to its original condition.
  • Obtain a B-24 Liberator built at the Ford Willow Run plant, site of the museum.

Fire and rebuilding

On the night of October 9, 2004, the Yankee Air Museum's hangar on the northeast side of Willow Run (KYIP) burned down. The B-17, B-25 and C-47 were saved through heroic efforts by museum volunteers. The Stinson was at another hangar. Everything else inside the hangar was destroyed, including the original prototype YOV-10A Bronco, Waco CG-4A Glider, F-105, L-39, Link Trainer, artifacts, spare parts, tools, and the Museum's library.

There are plans in place to rebuild. The first building was dedicated on April 16 2007, and the objective of the Michigan Aerospace Foundation, Inc. is to build a greatly expanded, state-of-the-art aviation museum and aerospace facility to replace the lost facility.

Collection

In the Museum's collection are several flyable aircraft. They include:

The Museum Airpark also contains a number of retired aircraft. These aircraft include:

An AT-11 is being restored to flyable status at a hangar near the airpark.

Other large collections of flying historic aircraft

See also

References

  1. ^ O'Leary, Michael, Thunder over Michigan, Air Classics, Nov 2003

External links

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