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HELP US PURCHASE AN AT-6!
DONATE TODAY AND GET A LIMITED-EDITION T-SHIRT

Receive our newly designed AT- 6 Texan shirt for a donation of $40 or more. All proceeds will go toward the purchase of an AT-6, the advanced trainer for all World War II pilots. The Museum has already received $75,000 of the needed $100,000 toward the purchase of a static display. Give a donation, get a t-shirt, and help us raise the last $25,000 for the project. Future fundraising will restore the plane to an airworthy condition. The AT-6 will become the Museum's third owned aircraft along with the BT-13 Vultee and the UC-78 Bobcat. Nothing tells the WASP story to the current generation better than WASP airplanes.

Thank you to the following sponsors for getting us so close to our goal:

Cynthia M. Dorr and Robert T. Dorr, in honor of Lorena Bee (Daly) Dorr, 43-W-6, $50,000 contribution

Sheila Fox and Diane Coleman of Young Ranch, $25,000 contribution

Ron and Billie Johnston and the TA Travel Center of Sweetwater, TX. $15,000 contribution

Friends and Family of Jessie Lou Monroe McReynolds, $1,275 contribution
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UC-78 Bobcat is Paid!

Keeping our Museum-owned 80-year-old veteran airplanes in the air and at the shows takes a lot of resources. Yet, these vets are worth it. They educate, inspire, and bring joy to every field they land on. If you would like to sponsor a trip to an airshow or just contribute toward maintenance, please call the Museum or click here
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PAID!

Our Support Partners have turned goals into reality.

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With gratitude to our generous support partners from all over the nation, Phase 2 construction is complete. Four years of planning and fundraising are now reality. The Museum re-opened its doors to 1,000 visitors on Saturday, May 8, 2021. Parents and children enjoyed newly designed interactive displays including mock rides in our link trainer and imaginary takeoffs and landings in our BT-13 cockpit. Music, food, and aircraft from all over the country added to the festivities.

The Museum thanks you for making it possible to preserve and expand the mission of honoring the life and legacy of the Women Airforce Service Pilots of World War II.

The National WASP WWII Museum is a 501 (c) (3) 56-2326843 non-profit organization. Your generosity preserves and shares the legacy of the Women Airforce Service Pilots.

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Phase 3

As part of our Master Plan, Phase 3 is currently in development.  This phase will include all-new exhibits in Hangars 1 and 2 and throughout the exterior.  Hands-on, interactive exhibits are foundational to expanding our educational efforts which will include mentoring and scholarships.  To learn more about our plans and how you can support these efforts, please visit our Fundraising page.