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Museum launches exhibition on aviation parts

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(Photo credit: Cape Fear Museum) The Cape Fear Museum of History and Science launched its interactive exhibition “Aim High: Soaring with the Tuskegee Airmen”, which explores different parts of aviation, from Tuskegee aviators to modern concepts. Visitors to the museum can take on the role of aviators and explore a variety of practical activities in this exhibition, including: cabin flight trainer, Praxinoscope (flying things), maze to land the p…

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Museum launches exhibition on aviation parts

(Photo credit: Cape Fear Museum) The Cape Fear Museum of History and Science launched its interactive exhibition “Aim High: Soaring with the Tuskegee Airmen”, which explores different parts of aviation, from Tuskegee aviators to modern concepts. Visitors to the museum can take on the role of aviators and explore a variety of practical activities in this exhibition, including: cabin flight trainer, Praxinoscope (flying things), maze to land the p…

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