Experience
A compelling presentation of World War II history, presented through the deeply personal stories of 390th Bomb Group personnel.
Originally founded by a close-knit group of 390th veterans to honor, preserve and share their stories, the museum has evolved to become a world class facility focused on the 390th Bomb Group and its role in the European air war. Today, it stands as testimony to the labor of love of its founding members.
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Shown, above: Tom Madden (bottom row, second from right) recalls Mission #222. Story by Andrew Cespedes, Intern, 390th Memorial Museum. November 30, 1944 was a typical chilly English morning, but [...]
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The 390th Memorial Museum participated in the Southern Arizona Archives Bazaar at the Arizona Historical Society on November 3, 2018 in order to further the museum’s mission make its collections [...]
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During the Veterans Honor Banquet at the 2018 Reunion of the 390th Bombardment Group (H) in Tucson, Arizona, Frank Drain presented the keynote presentation “Station 153: Then and Now”. The [...]
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10 am – 4:30 pm
Open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Admission to the 390th is included with PASM gate fees ($9-$15, fees vary; children under 6 are free). Parking is free of charge.
All fields are required.
