The World War II Airborne Command just purchased it. After Restoration, it will be the new home of our Future Airborne Museum.
Like to Thank Richard Wolf and his son Darren for the pickup, loading, and travel back to Oklahoma.
OUR MISSION
WWII Airborne Commands mission is to restore WWII artifacts and conduct WWII military techniques designed to preserve crucial military legacy of WWII and educate the public on the importance of these military advances. We plan to establish an educational training center to preserve historical airborne and military skills. At the education center we will provide hands-on classes that teach general WWII military training, parachuting techniques, and military classes as well as, more traditional lecture focused classes that discuss the impact these WWII techniques have on modern military techniques. Our long-term vision is to operate a museum to which both preserves the past and educates the public about WWII. We believe in Remember Honor Serve, the importance of honoring the memory of those who died by maintaining our freedom by employing the techniques that these brave soldiers employed during WWII. Our nonprofit will engage in regular WWII Airborne style and other military styles for demonstrations along with other educational outreach events designed to further our mission.
AFTER ACTION REPORT: MAY 28, 2025
To All Of You World War II Historians Out There! Look at what we just found. A Original WWII Navy Surplus Quonset Hut, disassembled a couple of years ago and put into storage, just awaiting a new home.