Vietnam War Flight Museum, Houston

About Vietnam War Flight Museum

The Vietnam War Flight Museum educates visitors about the service and sacrifice of Vietnam War veterans through its collection of aircraft and memorials. Founded in 2002 by Houston aviator Rick Sharpe, the museum displays warbirds and other military aircraft that played roles during the conflict. Visitors explore the aircraft exhibits and learn about the veterans whose contributions shaped American history. The museum maintains and restores its collection of planes, preserving their heritage for public education. The facility also features a veterans and memorials section where guests can honor those who served. The museum offers volunteer opportunities for those interested in working with warbirds and supporting restoration efforts, welcoming both experienced aviation enthusiasts and those new to aircraft maintenance. Located in Houston, Texas, the Vietnam War Flight Museum serves as a tribute to armed services history and those who served the nation.