Valiant Air Command, Inc. Warbird Museum, Titusville FL

This was a great place to visit for a Father’s Day outing. This was one of my favorite Air museums I have visited. They have knowledgeable volunteers available to answer questions. We purchased tickets ahead of time on Groupon

First time visitor and all I can say is, "WOW! " The number and quality of aircraft on display here is outstanding. We were led on our tour by Roger in the beginning and then Don took over. Both gentlemen were extremely knowledgeable and shared an incredible amount of information with our group. Thank you for a great day!

We found this museum on our way to Kennedy Space Center and it's a must see for anyone even remotely interested in military aviation. They have aircraft from WWI through the current era. You are standing right next to these pieces of history, including one of the actual aircraft that dropped paratroopers over Normandy on D-Day. A huge thank you to Allen, who filled us in on every detail as he essentially gave us a private tour (we were the only visitors at the time). I cannot recommend this museum enough. A must see!

Genuinely the greatest museum I have ever been to. I was able to walk up and under every single aircraft here, and I was able to chat with a F-105 pilot who flew in Vietnam (His name was John, incredible man). For the price you CANNOT beat this place. Absolutely lovely staff and extremely clean hangers.
PS: You might notice I added 22 photos. This is only a select few because there were so many birds.

We discovered the museum by accident and included it in our holiday planning. We had an incredibly interesting tour. Our guide enthusiastically told the story of individual aircraft and clearly explained the technology. We were even allowed to enter some. This museum is highly recommended for airplane fans. We spent over 4 hours there, which actually flew by.

What an awesome experience! Make sure to plan lots of time, we were there for almost 4 hours. Thank you Noah for sharing so much information!

Went there today with my son. It was amazing, my son kept telling me he was happy and he was having fun. I didn’t catch the tour guides name who showed us outside and the restoration hanger but him and my son shared their knowledge and he made it very enjoyable for my son. He took his time with my 12 year old who is special needs and they just talked about planes. The flight simulator experience I can’t thank the instructor Melvin enough. Went way above and beyond for my son Ayden. My son is very soft spoken and he was patient and did his best to hear him talk. What was 20mg muted went way past. When the flight simulation was done my son told me he was very happy. Now he’s at home putting together one of the model planes I bought in the gift shop. Thank you so much to everyone even the one at the desk in the gift shop. We will be back, you all are the BEST!

Guides that explain everything with great devotion, they are pilots and they transmit their passion to you. You can see some planes inside! It's unbelievable, awesome!

Great to have the history of the aircraft, the rebuild and flights. Love the true to era paint and added logos correct to the time. History as it should be. Fun variety of planes and helicopters with support equipment. Friendly staff that will help and educate you. My family enjoyed themselves and time flew by.

I was there right when they opened and was lucky to get an individual tour led by Ron which took about 3 hours. Just amazing. Very informative, talkative and just an overall great experience. Nice collection and impressive to see so many operational planes.
I was visiting from Germany and having seen many museums like this one all over Europe I must say that this has been one of the best.

We saw this place while driving by and decided to stop. They had more aircraft than I was expecting and all of them were well kept and looked cool. We stayed for about an hour and a half. The museum is next to an active airfield so when you are outside looking at one of the outdoor exhibits you can catch a plane landing or taking off. Would certainly recommend you check this place out if you're in Titusville.

A definite must-see for anyone who loves aviation, military history or dreams of becoming a pilot. Tons of great planes in excellent shape and a few you can go inside which was a blast from the past for sure and really cool to see. There's also a flight simulator and tons of great pieces of vintage history in various museum-like settings throughout, as well as very friendly tour guides and a gift shop. Definitely worth the trip and cost.

A really cool place to see older planes that are still operational! They have the only twin Mustang that still flys in the world! The coolest part for me and my girls is the B-52 that they have cut in half. With a tour guide they allow you to sit in the radar seats and climb up to sit in the two pilot seats, also have a Vietnam era helicopter they let you sit in as well. Best deal is the fly in drive in breakfast! It's the second Saturday of every month from 8am-10am for just $12 and then you get into the museum for free! Made to order omlets, sasuges, bacon, pancakes and juice. Totally worth it!

Incredible visit, there is so much passion in the work done to restore them and to explain to people every detail of the life of those planes that you get excited! The guides are excellent! Fabulous, exciting, a great job done with a lot of love!

A great aircraft museum with exhibits from WWI to relatively modern fighters. (Many of them are still airworthy!) The machines are maintained and restored by many volunteers. Some machines have a remarkable history.

Tip:
Let a guide show you the exhibits. You can even board some planes!
Our tour guide took us around the museum for two hours and provided us with information about each individual exhibit, making the time fly by.

My son and I visited The Valiant Air Command Warbird Museum on Tuesday. We have visited about 10 times now and continue to learn new things each time. Each time we’re in town, we always make sure to stop by and take a tour. Each tour guide has a different story to tell about the rich history of each plane.

This time, Noah was our tour guide. He was a great tour guide and it was very clear that he had a passion for the history of aviation.

The warbirds museum is a national treasure. Don’t miss this opportunity to step into the past and explore American aviation history.