Malmstrom AFB Museum and Air Park

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Address(1)840 CSG/CDR
Address(2) 
CityMalmstrom AFB
StateMontana
Zip59402-5000
CountryUSA
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Phone406-731-2705
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Exhibits - By Primary role
Bomber - 'B' 1924-Present
 Martin EB-57B (Night Intruder) Serial No: 52-1505 
 North American TB-25M (Mitchell) Serial No: 44-30493 
Fighter - 'F' 1948-Present
 McDonnell F-101F (Voodoo) Serial No: 59-419 
 Republic F-84F (Thunderstreak) Serial No: 52-6969  
Helicopter - 'H' 1962-Present
 Bell UH-1F (Iroquois) Serial No: 65-7956 
Pursuit - 'P' 1925-1947
 Bell RP-63C Serial No: 43-11117  
Trainer - 'T' 1948-Present
 Lockheed T-33A (Shooting Star) Serial No: 57-0574 
Transport - 'C' 1925-1962
 Boeing KC-97L (Stratofreighter) Serial No: 53-360  

 

Reviews / Comments by our visitors
 Robert M. Tafel
 Fort Worth, Texas

I was stationed at Malmstrom from Oct.67 until Sept. 69 with the 854th Medical Group; I remember Sgt. Philips well! He promised me i would catch my limit of trout if i would buy him a case of beer; I caught not even a cold but he drank the beer!!Despite that he was a great guy. Dr. Bob Tafel
01/04/2016 @ 05:49 [ref: 55828]
 Ginger McMillian
 , Texas

So pleased to learn of museum and hope to visit. Husband was missile launch officer 1973-1975. Montana, Malmstrom, everyone, so nice. One of the best experiences ever!
01/01/2016 @ 14:15 [ref: 55827]
 careydavis
 valdosta, Georgia

I was in the 17thDSES from 1976 to 1979 when it closed. Was one of my best assignments and some of the best personnel I worked with I really enjoyed my 4 years there.
09/22/2013 @ 16:57 [ref: 55528]
 Randall Benjamin
 , South Carolina

I was an aircraft electrican on the B-57 in the 4677 DSES at Hill AFB and was one of the first people that move to Malstrom AFB. I had just got to Hill when one crashed tin Salt Lake. Another one crashed somewhere in Alaska and then one more later but it was not our pilots. We also had one landed a Malstrom that forgot to reset his landing gear cut out horn and bounce it off the runway before getting his gear down.
09/03/2013 @ 08:58 [ref: 55515]
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11/28/2012 @ 17:55 [ref: 55358]
 A. Gomez
 Westminster, California

I was assigned to the 29th FIS from April 1957 to July 9,1960 when I was released from active duty. I was a crew chief with the F-89H, F-89J and the F-101B. TDY's to Vincent AFB in Yuma, AZ, Glasgow, Grand Forks, Minot and Ellsworth AFB. Vincent AFB was the weapons meet with the F-89H and on ready alert with the -89J at the other bases. Lots of stories to tell if anyone interested.
09/13/2010 @ 15:51 [ref: 10790]
 HAROLD MANN
 LAS VEGAS, Nevada

HAVE NOT BEEN THERE YET. SAD THEY DO NOT HAVE AN F-89 OR A MEMORIAL TO THE PILOTS AND BACK SEATERS WHO LOST THEIR LIVES WHILE FLYING THE F-89'S AND THE 101'S. WE LOST A LOT OF GOOD MEN.
06/03/2010 @ 15:42 [ref: 9375]
 Steve Poli
 Soquel, California

Was with 29th FIS Engine Shop November 1960 thru August 1963. Following list of tail nos of aircraft assigned to 29th at the time: 56-0279, 58-0265 58-0316, 58-0317, 58-0320, 58-0327 and 58-0336. Any old crew chiefs outhere?
04/04/2010 @ 17:15 [ref: 9315]
 TOM QUESENBERRY
 SPRINGFIELD, Missouri

WHAT A TRIP BACK IN TIME. I CREWED A 57 THERE FOR ALMOST 4 YEARS BEFORE THEY SHIPPED OUT. EVEN LOST ONE OVER SALT LAKE ON ITS LAST FLIGHT. I HAD THE PRIVELAGE OF VIEWING THE MUSEUM WITH COL PAT PAULI(RET.)AND THE MEMORIES FLOWED! GREAT JOB AND THANKS SO MUCH Q FACTOR
01/19/2010 @ 11:38 [ref: 9235]
 William Reid
 Essexville, Michigan

I was in the Sgt. Major's Office at the base hospital with the 854th Medical Group in 1967. I enjoyed Montana and remember the great weekend when Sgt. Phillips and Tom Cook went fishing and camping off base in 1967. I'd like to visit the base again. In '67, the base had the 29th FIS with F-101B Voodoos and the 341st Strategic Missile Wing with the Minuteman.
03/11/2009 @ 10:57 [ref: 8734]


Last updated: 02/14/00.

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