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The Texas Air Museum

The Texas Air Museum currently has two locations:

  • German Battleship Tirpitz hardware recovered from its salvage operation on display in the World War II section of the museum.
    German Battleship Tirpitz hardware recovered from its salvage operation on display in the World War II section of the museum.
  • Torpedo wire used to protect the German Battleship Tirpitz while anchored in a Norwegian fjord.
    Torpedo wire used to protect the German Battleship Tirpitz while anchored in a Norwegian fjord.
  • P-47D S/N: 42-75417 vertical stabilizer signed by the pilot who flew it when shot down, Charles Screws.
    P-47D S/N: 42-75417 vertical stabilizer signed by the pilot who flew it when shot down, Charles Screws.

References

  1. ^ "Texas Air Museum - San Antonio, TX".
  2. ^ "Texas Air Museum – Preserving and sharing the history of military aviation in Slaton, TX". Retrieved 2021-03-09.
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