The Aviation Adventures series is the National Air and Space Museum's longest-running sponsored program, spotlighting everything from icons of aviation like Sikorsky helicopters and the Navy’s TOPGUN school, to modern-day advancements in aviation like sustainability efforts and the future of supersonic flight.
This lecture series is made possible by the generous support of GE Aerospace.
There are no Aviation Adventures Lecture Series events coming up.
An Evening with Test Pilot Robert K. Smyth
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An Evening with America's First Female Thunderbird Pilot
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An Evening with Colonel Clarence E. "Bud" Anderson
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Heroism, Self-sacrifice, and Personal Bravery
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A Pilot and the Enemy He Shot Down
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Over Africa! Low and Slow with the Kenya Wildlife Service
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Big Blue Sky
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The Fight to Fly at Sea
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General James F. Amos, Commandant of the Marine Corps
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He Overcame More than Gravity: The First African American Marine Aviator
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Fly Marines: Observations from the Cockpit
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GPS for Humanity - The Stealth Utility
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