What We Do At AAHF
The Army Aviation Heritage Foundation tells the U.S. Army Aviation Story by hosting and participating in Aircraft and Museum Tours, School Programs, Air Shows and other public events across the country. AAHF acquires, restores and maintains historic vintage flying aircraft representing Army Aviation during Vietnam and the Cold War. Honoring the men and women who have served in the U.S. Military and Army Aviation, our "Sky Soldiers" along with dedicated volunteers conduct patriotic flying presentations, public helicopter rides, educational presentations and more.
We will be at the following air shows, come out and ride with us! Use the links below to pre-purchase rides in the Huey or Cobra.
Huey Click Now.
Cobra Click Now.
NOTE: Due to a very busy event season for our teams, we are temporarily available for tours by appointment only. If you wish to visit the Legacy Hangar in Hampton, GA for a tour or to explore opportunities to participate with us as a member/volunteer, please click the link below to express your interest or call 770.897.0444. Thank you for your interest in AAHF! Click Now.
Donate to ARMY AVIATION HERITAGE FOUNDATION. Keep Them Flying. Click Now.
Book private rides or an appearance at an Air Show Event. Click Here.
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Then Soar With Your Memories
HEARTFELT STORIES FROM RIDERS!...
...the Sky Soldiers Demonstration Team do such an outstanding job of keeping alive the memories of these warbirds by displaying a true love for what they do. My dad didn't fly helicopters when he was serving, but he was a patriot and proud to have served. I got the same feeling being around the Huey team yesterday, they are all patriots. I have told others of what you offer knowing there is nothing like it ANYWHERE!... ---Jim B.
Thrilling! I rode your Huey today, so now I know how my buddies felt flying over the Vietnam rice paddies. I was incredibly impressed with the professional manner in which the experience was presented. When I returned home, I shed a tear for the two buddies I lost in 'Nam, both in the 101st. Please keep the history alive in my buddies' honor. ---Ed H.
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