First, the pilots came in and to sign the slips of information we had. The lines where so long though that we only got the Captain's signature.
(the one closest to us in the picture.)
There where of coarse a lot of planes. Spencer found one that especially interested him though. Coincidentally he found the plane that he had just written a post about a few weeks earlier on our blog...the SBD Dauntless.
The museum was very interactive. You could walk through a space that felt like you where on an aircraft carrier or an area that felt like you where on an army base in the Pacific during World War II.
My favorite area was the World War II home front. It felt like I was walking through a 1940's small town.
The pictures above are a World War II washing machine. We also got to walk through a section of what a traditional 1940's house would look like.
Here's a picture of Andrew listening to a speech on the radio. Don't you think there should be The Walton's theme song playing in the background?
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