Hi guys! Welcome back to another #ArtifactFriday! As you may notice when you first begin a tour of the museum, the first glass container...

That cool plane in the middle of the white hanger that you can step up and peek inside actually has multiple names. Commonly known as the...

Happy Earth Day! A fun way to celebrate our planet is to plant a garden full of flowers or vegetables. Did you know that throughout both...

Those pesky bugs that annoy us on hot sweet summer nights can be rejected by insect repellant thanks to the US military in World War II....

Skin is sensitive and as we approach the sunnier seasons an important subject is sunscreen. While the history of protecting one’s skin...

We all know what dog tags are and what their main goal is but you may not know how they came to be. The term “dog-tag” was first coined...

Throughout World War II women were introduced to the workforce where they supplied the troops with materials needed. Rosie the Riveter...

The land for camp Joseph T Robinson was established in 1917 when the United States approved Little Rock as the site for a Southeastern...

Blue Angels fly the Boeing F/A -18 Super Hornet. The planes do not fly combat missions but they do perform impressive air tricks. A...

The Tuskegee Airmen were a segregated group of African American Army Air Corps cadets, personnel, and support staff. Known as the...

Seventy-seven years ago, Tulsa beat Georgia Tech in the eleventh Orange Bowl. Southern California defeated Tennessee in the thirty-first...

Whether you love or hate the holiday, receiving a card on Valentine’s Day from your special someone is always exciting! This tradition of...

The winter time in Arkansas is usually mild with a few extreme cold snaps hitting us every once in a while. Weather is so unreliable that...

The involvement of the United States joining World War II forced all Americans to serve and protect their country. Around 35,000 women...

One of the most popular items in the museum is a large, tandem-rotor helicopter known as the Flying Banana. It is easily distinguishable...

The Arkansas Air and Military Museum focuses mostly on aviation and military history from 1900-2003. While we do feature a few extremely...

Today, seventy-six years ago, America and her Allies stood on the deck of the U.S.S. Missouri in Tokyo Bay. This was a moment that had...

Gary Michael Rose was born in Watertown, New York October 17, 1947. (While he did not live in Arkansas, Gary Rose is a lifetime member of...

Lloyd Burke was born in Tichnor, Arkansas in 1920 and spent the majority of his growing up years around that area. After graduating, he...

James Lamar Stone was born in Pine Bluff, Arkansas in 1922. He spent most of his childhood and high-school years in Hot Springs, Arkansas...