National Museum of World War II Aviation
 Co-founders: William R. Klaers and Allan
Wojciak
755 Aviation Way
Colorado Springs, CO 80916
Tel: +1 719-638-2900
Fax: +1 719-638-3511
The National Museum of World War II Aviation is located at Colorado Springs Airport. Co-founded by William R. Klaers and Allan
Wojciak owners of WestPac Restorations. The museum opened to the public on October 12, 2012. Tours encompass this museum and the adjacent WestPac Restorations hangar.
B-25J "In the Mood" 44-29199
Displayed at the museum
F7F-3E Tigercat Bureau Number 80375
Displayed at the museum
P-47D Thunderbolt Serial Number 45-49385
Displayed at the museum
P-38F Lightning Serial
Number 42-12652 Nose
33 (White 33)
Written off at Finschafen, recovered in late 1999, exported to Westpac, restored 2013-2016 to flying condition
Fairchild M-62A Serial Number 10044AE Tail N54801
Displayed at the museum
P-47D Thunderbolt
Unrestored fuselage recovered from Papua New Guinea claimed to be P-47D Thunderbolt 42-8089 and might be P-47D 42-8074, P-47D 42-75284 or P-47D 42-22521 that were all reportedly recovered from Finschafen Airfield.
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