The website offers a virtual tour of the primary Confederate Air Force museum, but no detail of its excellent collection of military aircraft. Located in Midland, Texas.

An excellent site featuring the aircraft and artifacts of the Central Texas Wing. Located in San Marcos, Texas.

Features an outstanding collection of aircraft with excellent write-ups and photos. Located at Addison Airport just outside of Dallas, Texas.

Features vintage aircraft and memorabilia. Includes virtual tour, special events and directions. Located in Gilmer.

Illustrates the museum's displays and artifacts. Located in the terminal Building at Love Field, Dallas, Texas.

The museum features some rare and classic aircraft, and the site presents photos and information on each. Located in Denton, Texas.

Contains aviation items and memorabilia of the 20th century, twelve aircraft, special exhibits and a library. Includes exhibit details, programs, memberships, donations, hours and driving directions. Located in Tyler.

The museum houses one of the finest collections of flyable WW2 aircraft in the nation; however, the website does not detail the collection. Located in Galveston, Texas.

Features a dozen static aircraft displays, several hangars full of historical military displays and early military vehicles. Includes details of displays, hours, calendar, events, memberships and directions. Located in Slaton.

A simple site presenting the museum's history, goals, and some gift shop items. Located at Stinson Municipal Airport in San Antonio, Texas.

commemorates aviation history with aircraft and artifacts including the superstructure of the USS IWO JIMA (LPH-2) which is being restored at the museum. Located in Rio Hondo, Texas.

The site presents an excellent historic record and many early photographs of the Army Air Corps. Excellent archives of WW 2 aircraft with photos. Located at Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.

Supporting organization for the Pioneer Flight Museum which is dedicated to educating the public on the early years of aviation from 1910-1939. The museum is to be erected at the Old Kingsbury Aerodrome near Kingsbury, Texas,

The museum features a rare B-17G Pathfinder Flying Fortress, "Chuckie", and a unique flock of warbirds as well as the facility that "Keeps 'Em Flying!" Located on the edge of Meacham International Airport in Fort Worth, Texas,

Museum has a collection of mostly warbirds, and the site presents photos of each. Located in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, which is just outside of El Paso, Texas.