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The March Field Air Museum displays 114 historic aircraft spanning nearly 100 years of aviation history. Our collection includes examples ranging from the frail fabric covered bi-planes of the First World War, to the sleek jet fighters of today, from the rugged helicopters of the Vietnam period to the futuristic unmanned aerial vehicles of ...
The museum's 2,000 square foot main exhibit area was filled with photographs, models and paintings depicting military aviation and the history of March Air Force Base (AFB) from its founding in 1918. An aircraft park, to feature aircraft that once flew from March, was established near the main gate at Cactus and Graham.
The March Field Air Museum is an aviation museum near Moreno Valley and Riverside, California, located in March Air Reserve Base.
At the March Field Air Museum, exhibits cover a wide range of topics. Explore the rich history of March Field (today's March Air Reserve Base). Tour Mission Control and learn about the history of space exploration. Experience the sights and sounds of a Vietnam War-era firebase.
Located near the former March Air Force Base, the March Field Air Museum houses some 70 historic aircraft in and around a 1993 building painted to mimic an early-day aircraft hangar. The museum is open from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. six days a week.
Hours and Admission Information. REGULAR MUSEUM ADMISSION. Adults $18.00 (12 years and older) Senior $12.00 (62 years and older) Veterans $10.00 (Thank you for your Service) Children $10.00 (5-11 years old) Children 4 years old and under FREE. Museum Members FREE.
The unassuming building offers little hint of the magnificent treasures and artifacts inside. But once the doors open, the awe-inspiring details are revealed. Massive fighter jets, military weapons dating as far back as WWI, and even dedicated stories of passenger air travel greet you.
