Visitors are allowed to view the restoration process of a warplane. The museum is always working on a plane. You will also have an opportunity to see a display area. Here you will see memorabilia from the war years. Many of the displays show equipment used by the flight crew.
Some displays hold flight suits worn by the pilots.
The flight suits vary depending on the area the pilot was flying in. There is a heavy sheep skin flight suit worn when temperatures dropped 60 degrees below zero and a navy aviator suit worn in the South Pacific. The museum is run by volunteers who have a love for these planes, it would be best to call before you drive out to the museum. The museum is located at the corner of Greenfield and McKellips Roads in Mesa. If you are coming from Scottsdale or Tempe, head east on McKellips until you reach the intersection of McKellips and Greenfield.