Malmstrom AFB Museum and Air Park

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Address(1) 840 CSG/CDR Address(2)   City Malmstrom AFB State Montana Zip 59402-5000 Country USA Contact   Phone 406-731-2705 Fax

Exhibits - By Primary role

Bomber - 'B' 1924-Present   Martin EB-57B (Night Intruder) Serial No: 52-1505     North American TB-25M (Mitchell) Serial No: 44-30493   Fighter - 'F' 1948-Present   McDonnell F-101F (Voodoo) Serial No: 59-419     Republic F-84F (Thunderstreak) Serial No: 52-6969     Helicopter - 'H' 1962-Present   Bell UH-1F (Iroquois) Serial No: 65-7956   Pursuit - 'P' 1925-1947   Bell RP-63C Serial No: 43-11117     Trainer - 'T' 1948-Present   Lockheed T-33A (Shooting Star) Serial No: 57-0574   Transport - 'C' 1925-1962   Boeing KC-97L (Stratofreighter) Serial No: 53-360

Reviews / Comments by our visitors

Bill H.  , California	Well we need something said about the 29-FIS with our F-89, F-101, Attached to SAC KC-97, Also the ADC group. Anyone reminber Hamburger place outside of base with there Texas Burger, or Joe Brigg's Texaco station. 01/24/2008 @ 13:57 [ref: 6699]
John cliffe  Manchester, Great Britain,	Visited here a few years ago, a real gem of a museum, good outdoor exhibits, plenty of exhibits indoors as well, not a bit museum, but very well put together, and the people who man this museum are just great, very helpful to visitors. WORTH A VISIT John Cliffe, Great Britain 06/29/2007 @ 23:00 [ref: 6024]
Darrell Anderson  Great Falls, Montana	I may have been the last crew chief to launch B-57B 52-1505 on its last operational mission. As a former B-57E crew chief once stationed at Malmstrom with the 17thDSES, and due to its finicky cartridge-start ritual, I was frequently tasked to "turn" any transient B-57's that landed at the Montana Air Guard, where I have worked since 1981. The pilot said that he was landing at Malmstrom after his mission, and the aircraft was "going on a pole". This was around 1985 or '86 if I remember correctly. By the way, the flightline guys (& gals) of the 17th DSES claimed that DSES stood for "Duty Saturday and Every Sunday". 03/29/2006 @ 11:19 [ref: 4922]
Curious  WINSFORD, Alaska	Who took the nuclear weopons OFF LINE in 1967? Ever wondered how? more importantly why? Question, if one can do that, then what about the launch codes? Strange things happen and they are not all public domain are they? Or maybe its all just dis-information? 02/21/2002 @ 18:00 [ref: 1894]
Benjamin Donnelly  , Montana	The Malmstrom AFB museum is not well advertised, but it is definitely worth a look. The interior has been completely redone and includes now a full mockup of a Minuteman launch capsule, among others, and also has one of the largest model collections in the Pacific Northwest. 01/30/2002 @ 16:39 [ref: 1832]

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