You know, you would be surprised the aviation enthusiasts that come in. It's kind of nice because you get a chance to not only let them see you do it but at the same time in some cases explain to them why we're doing this, why we want to bring it back to originality. But the SAC Museum is more than a cool collection of planes. It's the people that are associated with them that's the history. That's the story that we're charged to tell.
History is a continuing process.
It just doesn't stop. It will be just as interesting to get the stories of the World War II guys as it will be to get the guys 10 years ago, you know, the folks that flew in Desert Storm. Denny Haun was a crew chief on B-52's before he retired from the Air Force. Now he wants his work to help others understand why he spent so many days and nights on alert, ready to fly at a moments notice. You look at our B-17 behind me, it was very instrumental in bringing World War II to a close.