The American Air Museum in Britain tells the story of two nations united through war, loss, love and duty, from the First World War to the present day. The Museum is, above all, a monument to the brave airmen who made the ultimate sacrifice defending freedom during World War II. It also commemorates the bond forged in war between the United States and the United Kingdom. The AAM is a keeper of a storied legacy that honors the past, educates in the present, and keeps an eye on the future. We are at once eyewitnesses, teachers and conservators of a heritage that is alive and still imparting its lessons today. The American Air Museum gives voice to the past through interactive displays, crowdsourced archives and large objects that tell the great story of American air power, resilience and bravery in the face of wartime. We have the largest collection of American military aircraft outside of the United States with related artifacts. Located on the historic grounds of the IWM Duxford airfield, this site was the starting point for many daring air missions to Europe. Learn more at www.AmericanAirMuseum.com.