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Combat Air Museum is a museum, located at 7016 SE Forbes Ave (on Forbes Field), Topeka Regional Airport, Topeka, KS 66619, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 785-862-3303, visit their website www.combatairmuseum.org for more detailed information.

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7016 SE Forbes Ave (on Forbes Field), Topeka Regional Airport, Topeka, KS 66619, USA
Added by Jopie, at 22 May 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Friday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Saturday 9:00 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Sunday 12:00 – 4:30 PM

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19 Reviews

  • Jennifer Elmer
    08 April 2018

    A huge thanks to Chuck Watson for the wonderful tour. I was amazed at how many airplanes were on display. The museum was very interesting!

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  • Lou Stubby
    30 March 2018

    show history of different types of aircrafts and the history has a flight simulator and a small gift shop. Is 2 hangers of aircrafts and a spy plane out side . if it is a cold day dress warm it can be quiet chilli.

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  • Elmer Larimer
    23 March 2018

    my dad Chasles A Larimer 1911-2002 did run the museum in 1977 first starter he was at the museurn when EC-121 come in this for my dad crying he was ww2 8 AAF 896 MP CO my dad is happy that I toll you about him crying my dad did lot work museum crying miss my dad crying miss my dad that i sad he ran the gift and did most the work himself let you know how i miss him crying let you know how much work my dad did fot museum thank you cryitg let gene know too thank crying let you how much my dad for the museum crying this for gene my dad run the museum gift shop for 5 year for gene to know i love my dad to let you know about my dad to say I love him crying and I a lot work too LOVE YOU GENE H AND DICK T

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  • Eric Williams
    13 January 2018

    My only visit here was several years ago, when my parents dragged me here against my will on a cold, windy day and I didn't have a hat or gloves. I'm simply not interested in aviation history (especially when I'm freezing). If you're really into planes and all that, this place is probably worth four or five stars.

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  • Anjee Shinkan
    12 January 2018

    AWESOME place to go look around. Bring the whole family. Lots of cool history to be seen!

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  • Christopher Pike
    03 November 2017

    Informal atmosphere. You get close enough to the planes that you can touch them. I highly recommend COMBAT AIR MUSEUM.

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  • Tabitha Dalton
    28 October 2017

    Aircraft were largely unpainted and not maintained. Not very many to look at. There were a few cool ones

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  • Richard Rhoads
    17 October 2017

    Excellent museum to enjoy and bring your kids out for a few hours. I'm an Air force brat. My boys and I loved every min, it.

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  • Elmer Larimer
    21 September 2017

    my dad Chasles A Larimer 1911-2002 did run the museum in 1977 first starter he was at the museurn when EC-121 come in this for my dad crying he was ww2 8 AAF 896 MP CO my dad is happy that I toll you about him crying my dad did lot work museum crying miss my dad crying miss my dad that i sad he ran the gift and did most the work himself let you know how i miss him crying let you know how much work my dad did fot museum thank you cryitg let gene know too thank crying let you how much my dad for the museum crying this for gene my dad run the museum gift shop for 5 year for gene to know i love my dad to let you know about my dad to say I love him crying and I alot work too

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  • Jen M
    09 August 2017

    Vast collection of combat aircraft in great shape, and you can get up close / inside some. It's clear the staff and volunteers work hard restoring and caring for the collection. There is plenty to learn or just wonder through. A couple areas do not have AC/Heat, but some areas do.

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  • Paul A Erickson
    30 July 2017

    Absolutely loved the visit and seeing all the war birds,, looking at all the old radials on engine stands, especially the "wasp",, the only better would have been to listen to one start up, has to be one of the best sounds left in the world.
    Every volunteer we met was dedicated and helpful,, maybe ya'll can come up with a corsair one day also.

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  • Cavan Schmeidler
    18 July 2017

    Great place! Very informative! Employees were very pleasant! Inexpensive!

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  • Dmitriy Sayapin
    27 May 2017

    Really interesting place, $6 entrance, worth it. You get to climb into some planes and see engines. I liked it.

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  • Clefus1
    24 April 2017

    Not real happy about having to pay full price simply because I'm retired military not active. Left me feeling a little bit rejected and despondent about my service. Lots of military items that I have personally had experience with and could have provided a wealth of information.

    Honor???? It feels more like you respect me as much as someone who has never served a day. But I guess you get so many retired military that you want that 2$. Its a small amount, its more about how dissrepected and dismissed I was treated.

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  • Elmer Larimer
    17 January 2017

    my dad Chasles A Larimer 1911-2002 did run the museum in 1977 first starter he was at the museurn when EC-121 come in this for my dad crying he was ww2 8 AAF 896 MP CO my dad is happy that I toll you about him crying my dad did lot work museum crying miss my dad crying miss my dad that i sad he ran the gift and did most the work himself let you know how i miss him crying let you know how much work my dad did fot museum thank you cryitg let gene know too thank crying let you how much my dad for the museum crying this for gene my dad run the museum gift shop for 5 year

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  • Debra Reddy
    11 January 2017

    Our Boy Scout troop had a great time and learned so much.

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  • Alex Pirnie
    06 September 2016

    Great little muesem. Always a treat come see. The volunteers are great. Very warm and friendly place.

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  • Brandon Shannon
    12 July 2016

    This museum is not like one you have experienced before. This museum allows you to get right up to the actual aircraft and into some of them. If you are a fan of aircraft, this museum is a must. There is no AC however, so a summer tour might be a bit uncomfortable. The staff was more than helpful and kind. I would highly, highly recommend making a trip up to Topeka to take a look at this museum. It's really impressive what they have accomplished with a staff of volunteers.

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  • Darrell Jones
    29 May 2016

    One of the best aircraft and military museums in the midwest. This museums boasts many aircraft from every era and does a wonderful job displaying exhibits, memorabilia and aircraft. The number of aircraft at the Combat Air Museum in very impressive considering the location and is on par with many of the museums I've visited on the west coast.

    I have visited this museum many times and will continue to do so as there are often new things added and new aspects to discover. Take note that this museum is located near an active airport and is inside WW2 style aircraft hangars which hearken back to the days of golden aviation and gives you the feel of what it was like back then. Great place to visit!

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