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About Army Air Corps Library and Museum

The Army Air Corps Library and Museum is dedicated to the men and women of the Army Air Forces - Army Air Corps of 1907-1947 and The U.S. Air Force of 1947 to Present. The Library and Museum, a non-profit organization, is organized exclusively for educational purposes; more specifically to preserve the history of the Army Air Forces / Army Air Corps 1907-1947 and the USAF. The library and museum honor the memory and achievements of the servicemen and servicewomen who served their country. Displays and artifacts include but are not limited to memorabilia and biographies, written and oral, uniforms, medals, ribbons, equipment and other gear. We have an extensive collection of artifacts from World War I to the present day. This includes uniforms, gear, photos, medals, documents, training materials. We continue to provide and build on this website for your learning enjoyment photos through our photo albums, uniforms and other artifacts of the collection and exhibits. Our mobile-museum named the USH-Constitution (MM-1776) is a 28-foot enclosed towed exhibit of US military history with visits to schools, veteran and civic events in the North Texas area. The Army Air Service and the Army Air Corps captured the imagination of many a young man in the 20's and 30's with stunt flying and a wide variety of aircraft. It began the golden age of flight; dangerous probably, glamorous certainly. The love affair of men and their planes continued and the flying bug even hit women. As World War II began, many improvements that enabled aircraft to fly faster, farther and higher were built into the specifications of aircraft. The physics of human flight in a 'flying machine' were well established and understood, it was a matter of building better performing aircraft as well as ones suited to particular tasks. Website: www.ArmyAirCorpsMuseum.org Facebook: www.facebook.com/ArmyAirCorps