The Western Museum of Flight is a non-profit educational institution dedicated to preserving and displaying the aircraft history and artifacts of SoCal.
We were recently invited to take part in Northrop Grumman's Take Our Daughters and Sons to work event in Redondo Beach. We put together a booth and our museum crew spent the afternoon meeting NG staffers... https://t.co/sGjU0H6Meq
Amazing presentation by Christina Olds yesterday about her father - famed fighter pilot of WW2 and Vietnam Robin Olds. His story of courage and leadership is truly remarkable. Christina has documented her... https://t.co/QOXMZf4BW8
This Saturday we will be welcoming Christina Olds to the podium who will share the story of her father - triple ace pilot Robin Olds. This is the story of one of America's great fighter pilots, who was... https://t.co/wzmwsczaIN
What an amazing group of humans! We had a great day this past Saturday with Los Angeles Unified School District students enrolled in the Project Literacy at UCLA program! The kids learned about principles... https://t.co/xlcu0TI9au
February 16th Celebrity Lecture on Cold War Air Defense: Captain David Wensley shared a subject area we rarely hear about...even though it was a vitally important era of 20th Century American history.
January Celebrity Lecture featured Captain Roberto Ruiz (Pilot B-24), Ist Lt Ed J. Lopez (P-47 Pilot) and B-24 Waist Gunner, Jim Newton. Museum Director, Cindy Macha, and Docent Fred Peitzman, encourage audience members to join the museum as members and volunteers.
Two Veteran Combat Pilots, Colonels Martin and Ettinger, shared their experiences in the hostile skies over North Vietnam. The museum audience was treated to first hand accounts of a significant chapter in American military history.
Michelle Evans, researcher and author, spoke about one of the iconic achievements of American space exploration, the X-15 Rocket Plane. She provided a unique perspective to honor Major Michael J. Adams who... https://t.co/kryA4rCb0s
Tragic Air France airliner mishap described by Commander Robert A. Johson after introduction by museum director, Cindy Macha. An enthusiastic audience had many questions. The Commander used a model of a... https://t.co/3BsZrWvpUI
B-1 Bomber Flight Test Engineer, Otto Waniczek, touched
the audience with his account of the tragic ordeal of the test flight crash from which he was a survivor. Otto is flanked by museum director, Cindy Macha, and museum CFO, Chuck Noone.
Dan Hart, CEO of Virgin Orbit, shares with the museum audience the amazing developments in efficient delivery systems for both commercial and government sponsored satellites.
The March Celebrity Lecture was devoted to Women's History Month honoring those women who have made impressive contributions to history. Among CDR Trish Beckman's groundbreaking achievements was her role... https://t.co/a3PgUUTfJ5