The Vietnam War Flight Museum was founded in 2002 by Houston, TX aviator Rick Sharpe and is dedicated to educating the public about the service and sacrifice to the United States by the veterans …

This lack of representation and education perpetuates the misunderstanding many have of the Vietnam War. Our museum is here to help bridge the gap of knowledge and understanding.

The goal of The National Vietnam War Museum is to present an unbiased and balanced view of the events and participants of the Vietnam Era, and to allow visitors to form their own opinions based on …

It contains several key attractions, including a Vietnam-era Huey mounted almost 20 feet in the air, a special set of Huey rotor blades with dedication plaques, a flag pole, a covered bench and the only …

Within the museum, visitors can find permanent and temporary exhibitions focusing on events dating from when the First Indochina War began in 1946, up until the end of the Vietnam War in 1975.

The National Vietnam War Museum in Mineral Wells, Texas features exhibits and interpretations focused on the Vietnam War.

This exhibition presents both iconic and recently discovered National Archives records related to 12 critical episodes in the Vietnam War.

Currently open to visitors with exhibits and interpretation related to the Vietnam War are three memorial gardens, a walking trail, and a visitor center. The Vietnam Memorial Garden features a replica of the …

Today, the people of this fast-growing Southeast Asian country have taken great strides to put the war behind them, but they honour Vietnam’s past with a number of monuments and museums...

Help us honor, share and preserve the Vietnam War Flight Museum's heritage and legacy. We offer a range of volunteer opportunities to match your needs, interests, experience, and knowledge.