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WWII Flight Training Museum
Thirteen surviving buildings from a World War II contract flight school preserve the story of the 63rd Army Air Forces training detachment, with barracks, equipment, aircraft and a self-guided base walk.

A restored Stearman trainer on the historic Douglas flight line. · Senior Airman Rebeckah Valladares / 23rd Wing / U.S. Air Force · Credits & licenses
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- Restored Stearman at the Douglas WWII flight school site
Senior Airman Rebeckah Valladares / 23rd Wing / U.S. Air Force · Photographed
View source page · Original imageU.S. Air Force photograph by Senior Airman Rebeckah Valladares, December 4, 2021; DVIDS marks it public domain.
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What to expect
Thirteen surviving buildings from a World War II contract flight school preserve the story of the 63rd Army Air Forces training detachment, with barracks, equipment, aircraft and a self-guided base walk.
Douglas · Free admission · 60–120 minutes
WWII Flight Training Museum · 3 Airport Circle, Douglas, GA 31535
Thursday–Saturday, 11am–4pm
The museum has a three-day weekly schedule. Call before a long detour and confirm any aircraft display or restoration work you especially hope to see.
- Original wartime training buildings
- Aircraft and equipment displays
- Self-guided historic-base walk
Before you go 
- The museum is open only Thursday through Saturday; call before a long detour.
- Vintage aircraft are often displayed or being restored, but a particular aircraft is not guaranteed.
- Do not assume every historic building is open outside the museum's posted hours.
Sources & visitor information
Venue and visitor-bureau information checked on the dates below. Follow these links for current hours, admission and access.
- Georgia World War II Heritage Trail ↗
Current operation, address, hours, admission and site history.
Checked - Explore Georgia ↗
Current state tourism listing and visitor details.
Checked - DVIDS — December 2021 ↗
Public-domain photograph of a restored trainer at the actual Douglas museum site.
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Visitor information phone: 912-383-9111
Check the organizer’s latest details before leaving; schedules and availability can change.
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