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Ok, this is your chance to tell the world which aviation museum you like most and why.
I'll start with the RAF Museum, London (
cause it's the nearest to my place 
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The National Museum Of The United States Air Force, at Wright Field, Dayton Ohio.
Two hours from me by car.
Simply the best. From the Wright Model B Flyer to the F22, and beyond.
And it is free.
Be sure.
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mossie museum, the atmosphere is really good 
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The Imperial War Museum, London has some interesting aircraft. A V2, a Lancaster cockpit/fuselage you can walk through*, a HE-162 hanging from the ceiling and some others that I can't remember.
*I dicovered there that a Lancaster front gunner had to sit for the whole flight with his head between the navigator's legs (er.....that's facing outwards). Design flaw, or maybe it was intentional.
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erm, that would be teh bomb aimer, with his head between the front guners legs. but it was the bomb aimer who maned the turret 
there was a gunner there on the dambusting raids tho
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Sure Pingu, I stand corrected, it was just a vague recollection of some information I picked up last time I was there, which must have been 10 years ago.
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Naval air museum in Pensacola Floride. I'm sure there are better one's but this is the best one I've been to. A large collection of very well maintianed airplanes, very friendly staff that's very good at letting you see stuff up close (i.e. cockpits) if you ask nicely.
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Duxford is my second home! I dont just go there to look at planes, i go there to relax and reflect too(so many memories there), thats why i love it. Oh and its home to one of the best plane collections in the world! that may of swung it lol 
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this is a small meusum near me it has some realy nice air worthy ww1 planes they fly.i must say when i watch them fly it takes some big berrys to get in those things.
http://www.ohtm.org/edu_col.html
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seems like a very cool museum
