Walk through 150 restored aircraft at Pensacola’s top attraction…for free every day. | National Naval Aviation Museum

5.6K views · 134 reactions | The secret is out! The new National...

11K views · 293 reactions | Today's #MemorabiliaMonday takes a look at the collection of Strike Fighter Squadron 11 (VFA-11) and how the archive is helping preserve their history and legacy. | National Naval Aviation Museum | Facebook

Check out the National Naval Aviation Museum (NNAM) when you visit Naval Air Station (NAS) Pensacola April 22 and 23!!! Visitors to NAS Pensacola must enter the air station through the West Gate at the south end of Blue Angel Parkway. The gate will open at 9 a.m. and remember to adhere to local traffic regulations! | NAS Pensacola

The Phase 1 reopening of the National Naval Aviation Museum onboard NAS Pensacola began this week. The Museum is currently open to active duty military personnel and dependent family members only during the initial phase. Operating hours for visitors will be Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Masks will be required at all times while inside the museum and sanitizing stations are available throughout the museum for the safety of all visitors. Admission to the Museum is free. | NAS Pensac

The National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola is one of the coolest places we've explored. Masive aircraft, flight simulators, and stories that span generations of brave pilots and sailors. If you've got a thing for aviation, the Navy, or just epic American history this place will blow you away. #traveltips #pensacolaflorida #adventurelifestyle #history #museum #aviation | Cody & Kellie

13K views · 229 reactions | In January 1951, 67 years ago this month, the HUP Retriever entered squadron service with delivery to Helicopter Utility Squadron (HU) 2. We hope yous enjoy this #WarbirdWednesday look at the tandem-rotor helicopter, an example of which is displayed in the museum. | National Naval Aviation Museum | Facebook

7.7K views · 217 reactions | Lieutenant Commander Conrad "Gus" Shinn, a resident of Pensacola, flew the museum's R4D-5L Skytrain "Que Sera Sera" on the first landing at the South Pole #OTD in 1956. | National Naval Aviation Museum | Facebook