The West Texas Wing of the CAF maintains the world's only flying Helldiver.

The Restoration Grant Fund supports the most critical aircraft restoration projects at the Commemorative Air Force. Your support helps these historic aircraft return to flying condition.

This T-34B Mentor was used to train Naval aviators beginning in the late 1950s. The CAF Coyote Squadron in Corsicana, Texas is raising money to pay for necessary improvements to the communication suite.

CAF's WASP Squadron operates an AT-6 Texan flown by WASP in 1943-1944; it flies today Honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots, thanks to the interest and contributions of so many.

CAF's WASP Squadron operates an AT-6 Texan flown by WASP in 1943-1944; it flies today Honoring the Women Airforce Service Pilots, thanks to the interest and contributions of so many.

IMPORTANT UPDATE ! An anonymous donor has pledged to match all donations up to $5000. Your contribution will now have twice the impact. Also, a sincere "Thank you" to everyone that has donated already !

The CAF Mile High Wing in Broomfield, CO is restoring this Navy SNB Twin Beech aircraft, used by the US military as trainers and utility transport aircraft.

The Valiant first flew March 24, 1939 and 9,525 were built. They were designated BT-13 or BT-15 by the Army depending upon their engine, and as SNVs by the Navy. The DFW Wing BT-15 needs to have it’s fuel system refurbished.

The Invader Squadron located in Ft. Worth, Texas maintains and operates the A-26 Night Mission, one of the fastest light attack World War II bombers ever produced.

The Rocky Mountain Wing was formed in 1981 to restore, maintain, and fly TBM 53503 in support of the CAF Mission to Educate, Inspire, Honor. Help us keep the memory, spirit, and values of the Greatest Generation alive for current and future generations!