Thanks very much for sharing this great set of pics. After seeing them, I'm putting the Air Mobility Command Museum on my got-to-visit wish list.
OldAirmail wrote:A lot of the time when people get old they feel the loss of what they had been. Talking, and listening to them talk, about their plane brings them back to life.
There's another not-so-melancholy explanation about that now. Brain researchers have always known that autobiographical memory peaks between ages 15 and 30, and recent studies show, in healthy, older people, access to those memories often
becomes easier, while at the same time cognitive reasoning does start to decline. Modern brain research is also starting to discount the widespread belief of a great separation between left and right brain functions, as more mental processes have been observed that involve the entire brain, not just one side or the other.
I guess that all means if I visit the Air Mobility Museum in my old age, I will remember the experience, but just not as much as if I was younger, even if I don't understand what I'm seeing!