Welcome to the
Commemorative Air Force​
​Rocky Mountain Wing
​Grand Junction, Colorado

Annual Christmas Party

The "annual" Christmas party will be held at about noon on Saturday, December 11 after the monthly meeting.  The theme is "International" which means you can bring any variety of food you want.  I suggest cheesecake  (-:

From the looks of things we will be overrun with food so don't feel obligated to bring something.  But we would like to see everyone's smiling face there!

12/7/1941 - Japan attacks Pearl Harbor
12/7/1942 - Grumman delivers the first two TBF                             AVENGERS to the Navy for testing 
8/15/1945 - WWII comes to an end in the Pacific,                            with the help of 9,500+ TBM Avengers
Every Day - A day to remember and honor the                                  hardships and sacrifices endured by                            the heroes of the Greatest Generation!


​Who are we, and what do we do?
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Educate, Inspire, Honor
... lest we forget

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  No aviation or military  experience required             Our Passion
All donations are greatly appreciated
Can't afford an airplane?  However, you can surely afford to sponsor one!
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This could be your view from the Gun Turret
TBM Rides
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This could be your view.  Our Member-Volunteers travel to airshows around the Southwest in WWII Style!  Call now for information about joining us!  970-256-0693

Home of the Famous WWII TBM Avenger
and the J-3 Cub Trainer
(The Largest and Smallest Single-engine planes built for WWII)

The Commemorative Air Force is chartered to preserve WWII-era aircraft, and American Airpower History.  We restore, maintain, and fly over 170 aircraft, operate museums across the US, and tell stories of the heroes who helped to save the world and ensure our freedom.

Our TBM Bu No 54503, was delivered to the US Navy in 1945, transferred to the Royal Canadian Navy in 1950 for ASW duty in the Atlantic on HMS Magnificent, led formation flyover at Queen Elizabeth's Coronation Review of the Fleet in 1953, and retired from Military Service in 1958.  It has been maintained and flown by the CAF Rocky Mountain Wing in Grand Junction CO since 1984. It is listed on the Colorado Register of Historic Properties and the National Register of Historic Places. 

Have you ever dreamed of flying in a ​WWII war-bird?

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For Someone Special - Or for You!
Dream no more! - Call us for details!  
(970)921-3700