Experience
A compelling presentation of World War II history, presented through the deeply personal stories of 390th Bomb Group personnel.
The 390th Memorial Museum has a strong family culture unique to institutions of its kind. The annual reunion of the 390th Bombardment Group is the primary example, still attended by a handful of veterans as well as their supporting friends and descendants. This year’s reunion will be held October 18-20 in Tucson.
Learn MoreOn May 1, 1945, forty B17s from the 390th Bomb Group lined up near the runway. As usual, their bomb bays were loaded to capacity. However, unlike any other previous [...]
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Shown Above: In addition to its public exhibit spaces, the 390th Memorial Museum holds thousands of photos, records, and objects pertaining to the 390th Bombardment Group (H). These files, maintained [...]
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Shown in the photograph: Brothers Gil (bombardier, left) and Roland (pilot, right) Kurtz were both assigned to the same air crew. They discussed naming their plane after an older sibling who [...]
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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.
