I had not been back to the Fort Rucker Aviation Museum in a few years.  I still have tons of pictures on my home computer of the museum.  This time I only took pictures of the new exhibits and some Huey stuff you might be interested in.  

http://www.armyaviationmuseum.org/



One of the actual helicopters flown by the author of low level hell.






They pulled the AH64 and UH60 out of the museum and put in Super 68 and a VIP aircraft














I have a lot more pictures and a faster connection at home.  I will look into uploading a Dropbox link when I get back.

Nice shots Six, that's the type of place the woman has to drag me away from.

I've spent many hours in this sacred place.  When I was a W.O.C., my living quarters was across the street from the museum, so I could stare at all of the great prototypes sitting outside of the buildings when I was suppose to be spit-shinning my boots.  If any of you get the chance to go by there...I would highly recommend it...it's all things Army aviation.

Some pics from we took in the hangars in 2008 at Rucker were they keep all the stuff they don't show in the museum.

nice pics and some bloody awkward protos in here

interesting Pics, thanks !

awesome pics very interesting:)

Nice shots

Excellent photos thanks! I had planned to visit this museum among others next year. However, I discovered that unless you are a U.S. citizen it's almost impossible to get in.

Did I just see the RAH-66 prototype?

one of the two

Really not trying to resurrect an older thread, but some pretty cool pics. thanks!