Museum Spotlight: National Museum of the U.S. Air Force

With such a broad range of artifacts from throughout the USAF’s history, curators have collected a long list of must-sees.

今日の英語の習慣化の題材は...

年末も押し迫ってきました。が、ここで平常心を保って、ただ日々が過ぎていくだけなので今のこの日にFocusしていきましょう！

今日は米国のAir Force Museum(書けますか？博物館)の紹介です。どこに、そしてどんなものがあり、歴史は？ イメージして読みましょう！

We all have our favorite aircraft—even the people who are charged with caring for them at the aviation museums across the country. Since December is the birthday month of powered flight, FLYING magazine reached out to museums across the country to find out which aircraft are the personal favorites of the museum staff as well as the museum visitors.

National Museum of the U.S. Air Force, Dayton, Ohio
“Many have asked about the National Museum of the United States Air Force curators’ favorite artifacts,” a museum spokesperson tells FLYING. But with more than four dozen curators, the list is not a short one.

“Members of museum’s curatorial team, consisting of more than four dozen professionals in the Research, Collection Management, Exhibits, and Restoration Divisions, are consistently drawn to artifacts that embody the people, events, organizations, places, and technologies that have shaped the history and heritage of the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Space Force,” the spokesperson said.