The Air Mobility Command Museum is the only museum in the United States dedicated to airlift and air refueling history.
1301 Heritage Rd. (at Reno St.) Dover , DE 19901 United States
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This place is fantastic. The tour guide was ex Air Force and really knew everything. Great way to spend the day.
Check out the inside of a retired C-47 that was used during D-Day and a C-133 that was used to haul strategic missiles. For more info on the contents of the museum check out this C-SPAN video. Read more
Great museum , amazing content and the volunteers are very courteous and helpful
The only museum dedicated to airlift and air refueling history. Take a guided tour or let your kids experience the free flight simulators. What’s nearby: John Dickinson Plantation. Read more
Very nice museum , interesting and kids enjoy it !!
Great place to visit remember to make a donation to support the museum . Some of the planes you can even go into
Free admission and parking ! This is the only museum in the United States dedicated to airlift and air refueling history.
Great staff , exhibits and its free! A good day spent with my boys.
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Entertaining and neat
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Enjoy your career.. army out
So many Dover's, only one Delaware!
Holds one of the most complete collections of Victrola’s. Learn about the history of recorded sound, innovation, chance and timing. - Delaware Tourism Office
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Home to one of the finest collections of American fine and decorative arts with year-round special events. What’s nearby: The Green. - Delaware Tourism Office
Parking lot is always packed. Park far away from entrance - Sharon Carpenter
Just go and love and soak in and enjoy the day. The staff is phenomenal. The beer is glorious. The atmosphere is unparalleled. Do it. - Nev
A free tour of the first plantations and one of the signers of the declaration. It had a lot of untouched history and the tour guide dressed in the time period. And gave a tour of the house and area - Erik Cintron