국립 해군 항공 박물관

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국립 해군 항공 박물관
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국립 해군 항공 박물관 및 해군 항공 박물관
확립된1962
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국립 해군 항공 박물관의 블루 엔젤스 아트리움

국립해군항공박물관(National Museum of Naval Aviation, National Museum of Naval Aviation Museum, Naval Aviation Museum)은 플로리다 주 네이비 에어 스테이션 펜사콜라에 위치한 군사 및 항공우주 박물관이다.

개요

이 박물관은 미 해군, 미 해병대, 미 해안 경비대를 포함한 해군 항공 역사에 헌신하고 있다. 그것의 임무는 미국 해군 항공의 개발, 성장 및 역사적 유산을 대표하는 적절한 기념품을 "선정, 수집, 보존 및 전시"하는 것이다.[1] More than 150 aircraft and spacecraft are on display, including four former Blue Angels A-4 Skyhawks, the Curtiss NC-4 (the first aircraft to cross the Atlantic), U. S. Coast Guard helicopters, biplanes, a K-47 Airship control gondola and tail fin, an aircraft that President George H. W. Bush trained in, and the S-3 Viking used to transport Presid2003년 조지 W. 부시를 USS 에이브러햄 링컨호에 입항시켰다. 이 역사적인 항공기와 독특한 항공기는 박물관의 30만 평방 피트(3만 m2)의 전시 공간과 박물관의 37 에이커(150,000 m2)의 대지에 전시되어 있다.

이 박물관은 또한 미국이나 해외에 있는 미군 시설이나 수많은 다른 박물관이나 공공 디스플레이에 전시된 거의 모든 퇴역 해군, 해병대, 해안 경비대 항공기의 프로그램 매니저로서 해군 항공 시스템 사령부(NAVERSYSCOM 또는 NAVAIR)와 협조하여 기능한다. 공식 USAF 소유로 남아 있는 NMUSAF의 수집품에서 빌린 미 공군 항공기와 유사한 방식으로, 이 다른 미국 보존 해군 항공기는 계속해서 해군성의 소유물로 남아 있으며, 일반적으로 이 장소들에서 "국립 해군 항공 박물관의 대여 중"으로 확인된다."

이 박물관에는 디스플레이 외에도 자이언트 스크린 시어터, 비행 시뮬레이터, 블루 에인절스 4D 체험, 박물관 매장, 카페 등이 있다. 큐비 포인트 카페는 폐쇄된 NAS 큐비 포인트 임피던스 클럽의 비행대 기념품을 전시하고 있어 그 자체가 전시품이다.[2]

에밀 뷸러 해군 항공 도서관

또한 박물관 벽 안에 에밀 뷸러 해군 항공 도서관이 있다. 에밀 뷸러 해군 항공 도서관은 1992년 에밀 뷸러 트러스트의[3] 자금으로 설립되어 현재 국립 해군 항공 박물관의 비순환 저장소로 사용되고 있다.[4] 이 도서관의 이름 석자인 에밀 뷸러는 플로리다와 미국 동부 전역의 대학에서 자선적인 신뢰와 교육 프로그램을 통해 항공계와 그의 유산에 지대한 영향을 끼친 항공 선구자였다.[5] 뷸러 항공 도서관은 미국의 항공 역사뿐만 아니라 해군 역사 전반에 걸쳐 기념비적인 중요성이 있는 사람과 행사의 유물과 특별 소장품들이 소장되어 있다.[6] 그 컬렉션에는 중 많은 도서관에는 특별한 컬렉션 organized[7]이 조속한 소문이 브라운 슈 프로젝트의 항공 s의 이야기와 역사 편찬했습니다 회원들에 의해 모여 조사의 표본처럼 검색이 가능하다 책, 구전 역사, 사진, 원고, 기술 매뉴얼,는 약 40만 사진을 포함하고 있마이지 산 풍경 명승구6.25 전쟁 당시 미션을 수행했고 2019년 아폴로 11호 착륙 50주년 기념행사 등 굵직한 행사 개최에도 적극 참여하고 있다.[9] 마찬가지로, 펜사콜라 해군 공군 기지 소속 훈련병 중 한 명이 역사적인 아폴로 11호 임무의 일원이었으며, 도서관도 버즈 올드린의 해군 경력 초기부터 비행 훈련 기록을 유지하고 있다.[10] 에밀 뷸러 국립 항공 도서관은 미국에서 해군 역사의 가장 완전한 자료 중 하나로 여겨진다.[11]

미국 국립 비행 아카데미

박물관과 도서관 옆에는 네트워크로 연결된 30개 이상의 비행 시뮬레이터를 수용하는 4층 모의 항공모함인 국립비행 아카데미(National Flight Academy)가 있다. 여름 내내 전국의 주급(7~12학년) 200여 명이 참석하여 STEM(과학, 기술, 공학, 수학)의 미래를 추구하도록 장려하기 위해 마련된 국립항공아카데미의 6일간의 프로그램에 참가한다.[12]

이 박물관은 501(c)(3) 교육 비영리 단체인 해군 항공 박물관 재단의 지원을 받고 있다.[13] 이 재단은 1966년부터 수천만 달러를 모금해 박물관을 건립하고 전시물을 건립하며 항공기를 회수·복원하고 국립비행 아카데미와 같은 교육 프로그램을 개발했다.

미 해군 비행시범대인 블루엔젤스의 연습시위는 3월부터 11월 사이에 박물관에서 화요일과 수요일 아침 사이에 볼 수 있다. 이러한 관행은 날씨를 허용하며, 임시 연습 일정은 블루 엔젤스 웹사이트에서 볼 수 있다.

퇴역한 해군 함장과 전 해군 전투기 조종사, 전 블루엔젤스 시범 조종사였던 로버트 라스무센 대위는 27년간 박물관장을 맡아 해군 역사유산사령부에 보고했다. 또한 예술가, 그의 작품들이 박물관에 전시되어 있다.[14][15] 라스무센 대위는 2014년 감독직을 은퇴하고 스털링 길리암 대위, 주니어 대위로 교체됐다.[16]

역사

이 박물관은 1962년 12월 14일 제2차 세계대전 당시 세워졌고 1963년 6월 헌납된 공군기지의 비좁은 8,500평방피트의 건물 안에 최초의 시설이 들어서면서 설립되었다. 현재 시설의 1단계 부분은 1974년 11월 이후 비공식적으로 개방되었지만 1975년 4월 13일 일요일 전용이었다. 새로운 위치의 건설은 1972년 11월에 시작되었다.[1] 2단계 부분은 1980년에 완료되었고, 3단계 부분은 1990년에 완료되었다.[17]

박물관과 야외에 전시된 일부 항공기는 2004년 9월 허리케인 이반으로 인해 피해를 입었다.[18]

컬렉션

F-14A 톰캣, 국립 해군 항공박물관 앞 전시(오른쪽 보기)

참고 항목

해군 항공 박물관

미국 박물관

기타

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