The arrival of the legendary U‑2 Dragon Lady at the National Museum is more than a milestone—it’s an opportunity to reflect on one of the most remarkable aircraft in aviation history. For seven decades, the U‑2 has operated at the edge of space, quietly shaping national security, scientific discovery, and technological innovation. In this engaging […]
The National Museum of Nuclear Science & History is proud to announce a new partnership with Meta. Through a generous community grant, we are launching a monthly Free Admission Day […]
From an impoverished childhood in a Florida mill town to becoming one of the most celebrated aviators in history, Jackie Cochran lived a life that defied expectations and shattered barriers. A record-setting pilot, Cochran held more speed, distance, and altitude records than any other aviator of her era - male or female. In 1953, she […]
