Rosie the Riveter–symbol of the “We Can Do It” spirit
By: Warhawk Air Museum
As ubiquitous as the yellow “We Can Do It!” poster is in today’s culture, it was actually Norman Rockwell’s rougher Rosie that initially gained popularity in the 1940s.
Posted On: March 15, 2023
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Profiles in Courage: Duane Beeson “The Boise Bee”
By: Warhawk Air Museum
Longing to fly, but lacking the education to join the USAAF, Duane Beeson joined the Canadian RAF Eagle Squadron in WWII.
Posted On: February 28, 2023
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Profiles in Courage: Joe Miller
By: Warhawk Air Museum
As a civilian accepting a construction job on Wake Island, Joe Miller did not expect to become a POW during WWII. But when the island fell to the Japanese in 1941, he and his co-workers were interned for 44 months.
Posted On: January 6, 2023
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Profiles in Courage: William “Bill” L. Torske
By: Warhawk Air Museum
After a bombing mission in Italy took a bad turn, William Torske spent months in Stalag Luft 1, emerging a changed man.
Posted On: July 22, 2021
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We’ve Partnered With the Idaho STEM Action Center!
By: Warhawk Air Museum
You may not be familiar with the Idaho STEM Action Center, but they are doing big things to further STEM education and we’ve recently partnered with them!
Posted On: March 31, 2021
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STEAM For Students — Soar Into Learning & Earn Your Warhawk Wings!
By: Warhawk Air Museum
It’s no secret technology plays a crucial role in our everyday lives and the Warhawk team has been trying to leverage that technology in a fun, educational, and interactive for students.
Posted On: October 30, 2020
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