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Every month, the Army Air Corps Library and Museum publishes an electronic newsletter, produced jointly with our sister organization, the Sons of Liberty Museum. Think of it as a monthly dispatch from the front lines of preservation: new artifacts we've received, research milestones our volunteers have reached, upcoming exhibits and mobile museum appearances, and the occasional deep dive into a particular unit, aircraft, or individual's story that we think deserves wider attention.
Special editions mark significant dates on the military calendar, including Memorial Day, D-Day, and Veterans Day, when we take the opportunity to highlight the sacrifices those observances honor. Over the years, this newsletter has grown into a genuine record in its own right, having recently passed its 100th issue, a milestone we didn't take lightly given how much history that represents.
Subscribing is free and takes only a moment. Once signed up, each new issue will arrive directly in your email inbox, so you never miss an update from the museum or a new addition to our growing digital archive.
If you're new here or simply want to catch up, we've archived every past issue going back to December 2019 below. Browse the list to revisit an issue you may have missed, or start with the most recent edition to see what we've been working on lately.
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Q1: How often does the Army Air Corps Museum publish its newsletter?
A1: The museum publishes an electronic newsletter each month, produced jointly with the Sons of Liberty Museum.
Q2: How can I subscribe to the newsletter?
A2: You can sign up for the free eNewsletter using the signup link on this page to have each new issue delivered directly to your email inbox.
Q3: Can I read past newsletter issues?
A3: Yes. This page archives newsletter issues going back to December 2019, allowing you to catch up on any editions you may have missed.
Q4: What kind of content does the newsletter cover?
A4: The newsletter shares museum updates, historical features, MIA news, and other Army Air Corps and military history content, including special Memorial Day and Veterans Day issues.
Q5: Is the newsletter free to receive?
A5: Yes, the Army Air Corps Museum's monthly newsletter is free to subscribe to and read.
Do you have WWII memorabilia that you are not sure what to do with it? The children don't want it? Then let us help you preserve this history by donating these items to the Army Air Corps Library and Museum. We are accepting donations in the form of uniforms, medals, ribbons, patches, photos, memorabilia, papers, gear and equipment. We also accept monetary donations to support our operations and long term plans. This website is part of the Army Air Corps Library and Museum, and as a 501(c)(3) Non-profit, your qualifying donations are tax deductible.
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Historical Artifacts: We are looking for photos, documents and other types of artifacts including uniforms, medals, insignia, gear, manuals, and training material. We accept electronic/scans or originals of pictures and paper records. A General Order could be an award document that contains information on many servicemen. Special Orders may contain transfers or other information. Flight records, accident reports, maintenance logs, after action reports, pilot encounter reports, diaries and biorgraphies; all of these types of documents help us support or mission: preserving your history! Contact us today for instructions on sending us this material. Contact Today
Are you an AAC, AAF or USAF Veteran, family member, historian or WW2 enthusiast? We Need YOU! Contact us today to see how you can help the Army Air Corps Library and Museum, a Texas Not-For-Profit Corporation. We need your help! We are looking for volunteers that can help us with the following tasks. Typing and Transcriptionists: One of our big projects is extracting data from the thousands of documents we have and putting this data into a database where we can display the information on a website such as this one. We also need assistance with retyping unit history documents.
