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08
Jun
Douglas A26/JD1 (B26) Invader
A great way to avoid the heat and see some beautiful World War II fighter planes is to visit the air-conditioned hangar housing the Palm Springs Air Museum. Located in Palm Springs, California, at the Palm Springs International Airport (PSP), the museum features dozens of aircraft, including prop planes, biplanes, seaplanes and bomber jets, as well as an extensive aviation library. Outside the hangar, you’ll find even more aircraft, from helicopters to space vehicles.
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You can click on each photo to enlarge.
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- Palm Springs Air Museum entrance
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- Douglas C-47 Dakota
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- “What’s up, Doc?” C-47 nose art
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- North American B25 Mitchell
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- North American AT-6/SNJ Texan
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- Boeing Stearman PT-17 Kaydet
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- Consolidated PBY Catalina seaplane
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- “Miss Josephine” P40 nose art
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- “Miss Josephine” Curtiss P40 Hawk
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- “Miss Angela” B17 nose art
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- “Miss Angela” Boeing B17 Flying Fortress
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- Chance Vought F4U Corsair
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- Douglas A26/JD1 (B26) Invader
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