WINGS OF HONOR
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Wings of Honor Museum

Walnut Ridge, Arkansas

Where American Military History Lives

Explore the stories, service, sacrifice, artifacts, aircraft, and technology that preserve America’s military history and honor those who defended our freedom.

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Welcome to Wings of Honor

Preserving the Legacy of Service

Wings of Honor Museum preserves and shares the rich history of aviation and military service through the stories of three important facilities at Walnut Ridge.

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Walnut Ridge Army Air Field

02

Marine Corps Air Facility — Walnut Ridge

03

Walnut Ridge Air Force Station

Our exhibits showcase the people, artifacts, aircraft, equipment, and technology associated with these historic military facilities. Whether your interest is military aviation, air defense, or the personal experiences of those who served, there is much to discover.

Explore the Museum

History You Can See and Experience

Discover

Exhibits & Collections

View historical artifacts, aircraft, photographs, equipment, and personal accounts from these important chapters in American military history.

Learn

Educational Programs

Experience guided tours, lectures, workshops, and educational opportunities that bring the past to life for visitors of all ages.

Engage

Interactive Displays

Connect with history through hands-on experiences and displays designed to make the Museum engaging, memorable, and meaningful.

Inside Wings of Honor

A Museum Filled With Stories

A look inside the exhibits and collections visitors can experience at Wings of Honor Museum.

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Historical museum display
Museum artifacts
Aviation history exhibit
Military history display
Museum collection
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Plan Your Visit

We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!

Visit Wings of Honor Museum in Walnut Ridge and experience the stories of American aviation and military service in person.

HoursMonday–Saturday
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Sunday: Closed
Location70 Beacon Road
Walnut Ridge, AR 72476
Telephone800-584-5575
Email[email protected]
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Your support helps Wings of Honor Museum preserve historic artifacts, maintain exhibits, and continue sharing the legacy of those who served.

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We Would Love to Have You Visit Soon!


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Hours

M-Sat : 9am - 5pm
​Sun: Closed

Telephone

800-584-5575

Email

[email protected]
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  • Home
  • Exhibits
    • Before World War II
    • Walnut Ridge Army Air Field >
      • Resources
    • Expansion of Army Air Forces
    • Cadet Training >
      • In Memoriam
    • Battles of WWII
    • Fate of the Warbirds
    • Women of WWII
    • WWII Logistics
    • Marine Corps Air Facility
    • Cold War
    • Walnut Ridge Air Force Station
    • Arkansas Heroes >
      • AR WWII WAR DEAD
      • Arkansas Valor Series
    • Vehicles on Display >
      • BT-13A Vultee Valiant
      • BT-13B Vultee Valiant
  • Upcoming Events
  • Shop
  • Donate
  • About Us
    • Visit Us
    • Contact
    • Volunteer
  • Honoring Combat Wounded Veterans Project
  • Museum Projects & Improvements
  • "THE 42 AIRMEN"