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Comments:	Free admission to the museum. Enter through the Daleville gate where the highway dead-ends into Fort Rucker, visitors veer off to the right. Once through the gate, turn left at the first signal and you will see the museum on the left.<p> Machine 2: Helicopter designs: <br> 1) Huey, <br> 2) Chinook, <br> 3) Blackhawk, <br> 4) Apache AH-1 (Really is a AH-64). <p> Retired 1: Helicopters) Kiowa Warrior, 2) Blackhawk, 3) Apache, 4) Chinook. <p> 9/22/2017 - Machine 1 has been retired and a new machine has been installed. I was fortunate enough to watch it come off the truck, get unwrapped and set in place. I ran my four pennies through and there is one item of interest. <br> The Apache Helicopter (An AH-64) has been misidentified as an AH-1. Not a good error to have when it's at the home of Army Aviation. The staff mentioned having the die replaced.<br> Helicopter designs: 1) HUEY 2) CHINOOK 3) BLACKHAWK 4) APACHE JM
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U.S. Army Aviation Museum

Machine Locations > Alabama

Novosel Street, Building 6000
Fort Rucker, AL , 36330

Phone: 334-598-2508

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Free admission to the museum. Enter through the Daleville gate where the highway dead-ends into Fort Rucker, visitors veer off to the right. Once through the gate, turn left at the first signal and you will see the museum on the left.

Machine 2: Helicopter designs:
1) Huey,
2) Chinook,
3) Blackhawk,
4) Apache AH-1 (Really is a AH-64).

Retired 1: Helicopters) Kiowa Warrior, 2) Blackhawk, 3) Apache, 4) Chinook.

9/22/2017 - Machine 1 has been retired and a new machine has been installed. I was fortunate enough to watch it come off the truck, get unwrapped and set in place. I ran my four pennies through and there is one item of interest.
The Apache Helicopter (An AH-64) has been misidentified as an AH-1. Not a good error to have when it's at the home of Army Aviation. The staff mentioned having the die replaced.
Helicopter designs: 1) HUEY 2) CHINOOK 3) BLACKHAWK 4) APACHE JM

Machine 2

Retired 1