National Naval Aviation Museum

Local landmarks, security checks are relatively strict, the city has to drive for a while, the museum's content is very good, a lot of knowledge is very interesting, the narrator is a Navy veteran, very distinctive.

A place that completely exceeded expectations! We stayed for four hours from entering the door, and there was really no time to watch the giant screen movie again, leaving with a little regret. It's all sorts of planes, and if you go on a Blue Angels show day, it's even better, you can't stay for a whole day. It is recommended to check on the website when planning for special situations and whether there are flight shows. We temporarily arranged to look at the website one night in advance and announce that the security check upgrade will start the next afternoon, which may lead to an extension of the entry time, and the Blue Angel is not there this month. Remember to enter from the west gate of the museum. We didn't pay attention to this problem. We were taken to the east gate by GPS, and the tour directed by the soldiers at the door roughly includes: the main exhibition hall (main deck), on the second floor (second deck), hangar hall (hangar bay one), on the spot. You can also take the ticket at the front desk and take the car to the apron to see the plane (departure on the hour, No lunch break at 12 o'clock) There are many volunteer veterans of the service staff. The explanation is very detailed and passionate. In short, it is worth visiting. Oh, I forgot to mention that it is free. You may wish to make some donations on the spot.

A place where only locals can take you in tells the history of the United States Air Force, Navy, there's a war in it, World War II, Vietnam, and it's a local landmark.

There are many record models of the US-sea aircraft in it, and friends who like the plane are worth a visit.