There are at least 10 military museums currently operating in Arizona, three of which specialize in aviation, including the Arizona Commemorative Air Force Museum.

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Retired Marine Corps Maj. Gen. Marty Post, who serves as an executive officer for the Arizona Commemorative Air Force Museum, ...