#FromTheArchives How far away are you from Hill Air Force Base? This map was displayed at a supply conference post-World War II so that Air Force Bases around the United States could identify their proximity to Hill Air Force Base and the support it provided. #HillAerospaceMuseum

Everyone loves a good T-shirt, right? Now until next Friday, October 11th, spend $50 in the giftshop and get a free clearance T-shirt! #HillAerospaceMuseum #FlightlineGiftshop

The original clubhouse for the Hubbard Golf Course opened in 1962 at Hill Air Force Base. Recreation areas like this one are important to raising moral, offering a gathering place to blow off steam and connect. #HillAerospaceMuseum #HillAFB

#Guesstheaircraft with these three hints! 1. This aircraft makes a BRRRRRRRRRRP noise. 2. Refer back to clue one. 3. Refer back to clue one.😉😉😉😄

If you didn't already #guesstheaircraft for today, it's the A-10 Warthog! Come see this beauty on display in the new LS Skaggs Gallery! #HillAerospaceMuseum #FreeAdmission #HillAFB #USAF

We are ready for FALL here in the Flightline Giftshop! We love our new cozy hot and cold beverage tumblers! Come get yours today for that cozy feeling with your favorite drink. Selling now for $21.99. #FlightlineGiftshop #HillAerospaceMuseum #FreeAdmission

The LGM-30G Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile, or ICBM, is a critical element of the nation's strategic deterrent forces. ICBM mission support plays a major role in the operations at Hill Air Force Base. Photo: Minuteman III fiberglass motor at Hill in the 1970s.

Our #VolunteerSpotlight for this month is Jessica Flinn! Jessica is a retired Air Force Veteran who earned a degree in history and recently joined both the museum team volunteer team, and our education team as an intern! Welcome to the team, Jessica! #HillAerospaceMuseum

We've got all sorts of new knick-knacks in the Flightline Giftshop, like these gorgeous letter openers themed after historical aircraft! These are made in the U.S.A. and selling for $29.99. Get one for a unique gift! #FlightlineGiftshop #HillAerospaceMuseum

It's #MuseumMonday! The B-17 Flying Fortress is one of the most famous and beloved aircraft flown in World War II. To learn more about the Museum's B-17, "Short Bier," check out our most recent blog! aerospaceutah.org/b-17-flying-fo… #HillAerospaceMuseum

Just another reminder that the museum is closed tomorrow for staff training! We will open again Thursday, October 24 at 9:00 AM! Thank you for understanding!

Did you know that it is more complicated to repair an airplane than to build a new one? Fixing torn up aircraft is a difficult, important task that saves the USAF valuable resources. During WWII, Hill Field grew into a thriving installation that "[Kept] em' flyin' and fightin."

#Guesstheaircraft with these three hints! 1. This weapon system assisted United States forces in repelling the Japanese invasion of the Aleutian Islands. 2. Hill Field performed maintenance and overhaul on this aircraft during World War II. 3. It retired from service in 1949.

If you joined is our #GuesstheAircraft earlier today, it was the B-24!

The Hill Aerospace Museum is excited to be hosting an Indigenous Heritage event on Saturday, 23 November, in the L.S. Skaggs Gallery! Come join us from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM for a fun day with speakers, Native American performers, art activities, and more!

We love a good stealth fighter.😆 The Flightline Giftshop sells these awesome aircraft models and Hotwings toys! Check out our online gift shop at: aerospaceutah.org/product-catego… or come visit us in person Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM! #FlightlineGiftshop

#FromtheArchives The Ogden Arsenal, and what later became Hill Air Force Base, was the first major defense installation constructed in Utah during the twentieth century. #HillAerospaceMuseum #FreeAdmission #USAF #HillAFB

#Guesstheaircraft with these three hints! 1. This aircraft is most well known for simulating MiG-21s for training in aerial combat skills. 2. It has 5,000 pounds thrust each with afterburner. 3. Each one costs $756,000 to build.

AAAND the #GuesstheAircraft for today was the F-5! Thanks for participating, everyone!

In 1954, the United States Congress moved to change November 11th from Armistice Day to Veteran's Day. The Hill Top Times reported on Nov 5, 1954 that the "emphasis this year will be on peace." Happy Veteran's Day from the Hill Aerospace Museum Team! Thank you for your service.