Step inside the cockpit of the US's most iconic war planes by Alex Lockie on Apr 27, 2016, 3:13 PM The National Museum of the US Air Force in Dayton Ohio is a treasure trove of the greatest, most iconic aircraft in history, which you can tour at home, online, right now, for free. From the propeller-driven planes of World War I, to the fighters and bombers that turned the tide against Hitler in World War II, all the way up to today's fleet staples and experimental aircraft that never made the cut, the museum's virtual tour is an aviation nut's dream come true. But even better than a digital walk through, the museum provides excellent high definition panoramic photos of the interiors of some of the most beloved aircraft in history. In the slides below, step into at the cockpits of the B-29, B-52, SR-71, and many, many more. SEE ALSO: Congress wants the Air Force to prove the F-35 can take over for the A-10 Here we see the cockpit of the SPAD XIII C.1, a French biplane fighter aircraft of World War I. Full panoramic view
The World War II section is stacked. Full panoramic view
Here we see the a the British Spitfire Mk. Vc's cockpit. Full panoramic view
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