Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum (FHCAM) is a 501 (c)(3) committed to educating visitors about the rare, historic aircraft, vehicles, and artifacts in our collection, which are a testament to the era’s engineering skill and humanity’s spirit during the world conflicts of the 20th century.
We are committed to proving complete authenticity in all of our artifacts. This includes all aspects of the mechanical systems and all paint schemes and markings. FHCAM strives to make the operations and appearance as original as possible to the time when the aircraft, tank, or other machine was first utilized.
LEADERSHIP
Adrian P. Hunt, Ph.D
Executive Director
Gregory C. Heiss, A&P/IA
Maintenance Manager
NONPROFIT & CHARITY INFORMATION
Wartime History Museum, Inc., DBA Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum is a registered nonprofit, public trust and public charity in Washington State.
EIN: 88-1125458
The majority of the FHCAM aircraft fleet outside Bravo Hangar.
Part of the "Animals in War" exhibit in Charlie Hangar.
Mechanic Greg Heiss works on the nose of FHCAM's P-51 Mustang.
Our expert mechanic team, Greg Heiss and Greg Soter, continuously and meticulously maintain our vintage fleet of warbirds to airworthy condition. Guests will immediately notice the smell of oil, and drip pans underneath nearly every artifact upon entering the building.
At FHCAM, you can observe maintenance practices on a regular basis, as our mechanics keep our collection in top operational condition right out on the museum floor.