What makes such a visit so much fun is that you are seated next to aviation history. The 1941 Marauder medium bomber is said to be one of seven complete ones still in existence. It arrived at the museum in August 1994. The aircraft made a forced landing at Smith River in British Columbia during a ferry flight to Alaska in January 1942. The plane was in the Polish Air Force from its construction about 1960 until retirement in 1990.
Visitors get to talk with aircraft restorers, too.
When not riveting, she is a licensed practical nurse who lives in Stark County's Lake Township. John Viscovitz of South Akron could be working nearby. In service in 1941 he learned about the Link Trainer, which was invented by Edwin A. Link in 1927 and first used by the Army Air Corps in 1934. Lee Kessler of Canton, who is often on duty, made several airplane models. He was shot down over Germany and imprisoned for two years.