She is credited with sewing the first United States flag with 13 stars and stripes.
Betsy Ross
This plane is currently getting sanded and ready for a fresh coat of paint.
The F-14 Tomcat
What tour route hosted this many people?
Tour Route 1
She is our new Programs Registrar (Welcome to the Show!!)
Starla
Mentioned in our Safety Meetings and on Facebook, this hit the Lexington on December 4, 1943
Torpedo
This band preforms a tribute to the US Military Flags at events such as Pearl Harbor and Veterans Day
The Veterans Band
This is the first plane you see when you walk in past admissions.
The SBD Dauntless
What tour route are Freddy Mercury and David Bowie singing on?
Tour Route 4
He joined the exhibits team and works with Phil
Robert
This ship yard built both the CV2 and the CV16
Fore River Ship Yard in Quincy, Mass.
This flag is the first flag for this branch of the Military.
The US Navy
This plane has a video display that makes it come to life.
The TBM-3 Avenger
Bob Batterson and Steve Banta are with some important faces on this tour route.
Tour Route 2
Appearing for the first time ever on stage in Hangar Bay 2, this jolly fellow will be coming to town!
Santa
Before coming to her final resting place on North Beach, the Lexington made her last stop at this local Naval Air Station.
NAS Ingleside
Up on the mast, you can see a set of Navy Signal Flags saying this.
Blue Ghost CV16
This plane was once painted pink for Breast Cancer Awareness.
The F2H-2 Banshee
Leah is jolly on this tour route.
Tour Route 5
DAILY DOUBLE
The Island (superstructure) was originally black, and is changing back to that color...this is the reason why it was painted gray in the first place.
Women first reported for duty on the USS Lexington in this year.
1980
The flag ceremony for Live Aboard explains this many flags.
Nine.
This aircraft shares the name with a venomous snake
The AH-1S Cobra
Madeline and Amanda are being mischievous on this tour route!
Tour Route 3
Only a few changes need to be made to the Rat Guard display, these little guys are the only things missing.
The Rats!
She made the final landing on the USS Lexington, totaling the landing score to 493,248.
Lt. Kathy Owen