475th Fighter Group Museum
P. O. Box 6463
March Air Force Base, CA 92518

The 475th Fighter Group Museum museum is dedicated to the 475th Fighter Group (475th FG) "Satan's Angels" created and maintained by the 475th Fighter Group Historical Foundation. Nicknamed "Satan's Angels", the 475th Fighter Group included the 431st Fighter Squadron, 432nd Fighter Squadron and 433rd Fighter Squadron operating the P-38 Lightning. This group was one of the top scoring units in the Pacific in terms of victory claims and ace pilots. The museum hangar includes exhibit includes artifacts, photos and a wall of honor dedicated to their service in Australia, New Guinea and the Philippines.

475th Fighter Group Museum at March AFB Museum (Closed) During the early 2000s, the 475th Fighter Group museum was located at March AFB Museum. Access to the museum was included with admission to March AFB Museum. 475th Fighter Group Museum at Planes of Fame Museum During 2009, the museum was moved to Planes of Fame Museum (The Air Museum) at Chino Airport is the hangar for P-38J Lightning 44-23314. The museum also includes a P-38 gondola (replica). Access to the museum is included with admission to the Planes of Fame Museum. References 475th Fighter Group Historical Foundation Pacific Wrecks - 475th Fighter Group (475th FG) "Satan's Angels"