This is a List of Airplane Museums in Wisconsin. Wisconsin is nicknamed the Badger State. The population of
Wisconsin is 4,907,000 people, number 16 of the 50 states, its capital
is Madison and its largest city is Milwaukee. The land area of Wisconsin
is 54,314 square miles, number 25 of the 50 states, and its highest point
is Timms Hill which is 1,951 feet.
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Hardwood Bombing
Range In Finley, WI, about 45 minutes away from Volk
Field
. It's open to the public to watch, they have
every thing from F-16's to B-2's do runs. They have a
F-4 Phantom along
with a few other item's on display that they used for target practice.
The web page for Volk and Hardwood is at
Listing Compliments of Shane
Braund
Please let me know if this place still exist. Thank you
Webmaster.
EAA Air Adventure
Museum EAA Aviation Center
Oshkosh, WI. 54903
920 426-4800
About 75 Aircraft
Volk Field
Air National Guard base in Camp Douglas, WI (rural Wisconsin}
about 80 miles or so north west of Madison).
They have 10 planes on display,
P-51D Mustang, F-86H Sabre, A-7D Corsair II, F-105B Tunderchief,
F-4C Phantom
II, F-102A Delta Dagger,
F-100C Super Saber, KC-97L Stratofreighter,
A-10A
Thunderbolt,F-84 Thunderstreak. The planes are outside in different locations
on the base, so not something to really do in the winter. The base also
has a small indoor museum.
The exciting story
of building the B-24 Liberator Warren Benjamin
Kidder (Ben) was the last man to live on the Willow Run property before
his house was torn down for the factory construction. He has done
a tremendous amount of research on building the Willow Run Plant and the
B-24. The book is one of the best that I have ever read and you can
see a large exhibit here with lots of great photos of the
B-24 Liberator under
construction plant in World War 2. Exhibit Added Feb 2000
11 New Pages and a Major Exhibit Upgrade July 2007