Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum Press Mentions
Student Art Soars at Flying Leatherneck Museum
A Love of Order and Detail Leads to Work at Military Museum
2017 Marine Wife of the Year Ceremony (KUSI-TV)
2017 Marine Wife of the Year Nominations (San Diego Union-Tribune)
2016 Irene Ferguson Marine Wife of the Year Nominees Sought
Aviation Photography Digest features Flying Leatherneck Museum
Kimberly Reed feted in Homeland Magazine as 2015 Marine Wife of the Year
Marine Wife Recognition Award 2015 Recipient: Kimberly Reed
Korean War Pilot’s Family Finds closure at Museum (March 9, 2014)
Inside the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum (August 31, 2012)
Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum Press Mentions – Video
City of San Diego, Arts and Culture Commission Video featuring Museum (2014)
Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum Press Releases
4/11/18: Traci Wilson named 2018 Marine Wife of the Year, Southwest Region USMC
4/4/18:Nominations Sought for 2018 Irene Ferguson Marine Wife of the Year
7/19/17: Three Americans, one plane: Seeking closure for a WWII disappearance
5/22/17: Theresa Viveros named the 2017 Irene Ferguson Marine Wife of the Year
2/17/17: Nominations Sought for 2017 Irene Ferguson Marine Wife of the Year
5/27/15: World War II Pilot Honors Marine Wives with Annual Award
4/24/15: 35th Commandant of the United States Marine Corps to Speak at Flying Leathernecks Gala on May 30 in San Diego
Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum Press Resources
Fact Sheet: About the Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum
CH-46 Sea Knight (Lady Ace 09)

A-4 Skyhawk

A-6 Intruder

The A-6 is an attack bomber used during the Vietnam War and immortalized in the book and movie “Flight of the Intruder”. It was flown from carriers, and noted for its ability to fly long-range missions. (Photo credit: Frank Lorey) Download Hi-Res Image
TBM 3E Avenger from World II

The TBM 3E Avenger is a World War II-era torpedo bomber with a storied history. One famous Navy pilot who flew Avengers was the future president, George H.W. Bush.(Photo credit: Frank Lorey) Download Hi-Res Image
SBD Dauntless Dive Bomber

The SBD-1 “Dauntless” was used in the Pacific during World War II. This SBD was recovered from the bottom of Lake Michigan and is currently off display while being restored under the leadership of volunteer Bob Cramsie (shown in photo). It is the only known SBD-1 still in existence. Download hi-res photo here.
Outdoor Display Area

The Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum typically has more than 31 aircraft on display in its outdoor exhibit area. Aircraft on display are from WWII to present day. Download Hi-Res Image
Helicopter Display Area

Helicopter Display Area in its outdoor exhibit area. Aircraft on display are from WWII to present day. Download Hi-Res Image
USMC Aviation Trophies

One of several display cases containing individual and unit awards, recognizing the most outstanding units and individuals in the US Marine Corps for the current year. Awardees are selected and recognized by the Marine Corps Aviation Association (MCAA). The Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum is the official home of these impressive trophies. (Photo credit: Frank Lorey) Download Hi-Res Image
Display of Escape, Evasion and Survival Items

Display of military escape, evasion, and survival items used by pilots who were shot down. (Photo credit: Frank Lorey) Download Hi-Res Image
Open Cockpit Days

On every other weekend during the summer and on designated days during the year the Museum opens up the cockpits of select aircraft so visitors can experience Marine aviation from a pilot’s viewpoint. Download Hi-Res Image
