Saturday, November 12th, 2011 the Alameda Naval Air Museum held a special Open House featuring live demonstrations by the US Navy and Coast Guard Maritime Safety and Security crews and their vessels. Museum staff, including history re-enactors, were on hand to guide guests through the museum’s three floors of exhibits. Films were shown throughout the day in the Mayor “Chuck” Corica Ready Room, and visitors learned about the world’s first transpacific flight in ANAM’s China Clipper Hall.
April 18, 2011 marked the 69th year since Alameda native, General Jimmy Doolittle along with 79 crew members and 16 Army B-25
bombers loaded on the USS Hornet CV-8 sailed from Alameda to attack the homeland of Japan during the early days of WW2
(see Doolittle Raid).
To commemorate this anniversary, the Alameda Naval Museum displayed items of history relating to that event including Photos, News
Clippings, Models, Vintage Vehicles, and the Living History Group. Also the film "30 Seconds Over Tokyo" was shown in our Ready Room.
Sunday, November 21, 2010 China Clipper 75th Anniversary Commemoration
The Alameda Naval Air Museum hosted events to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the China Clipper's first commercial
flight from its base in Alameda to the Philippine Islands.
Events held on Sunday, November 21, 2010 included: Debut of the new Pan Am Clipper Exhibit Hall, guest speakers, memorial service,
live simulated radio broadcast with re-enactors portraying actual participants from the historic flight in 1935, and much more.
Click here for more details, and many thanks to our China Clipper 75 Event Partners.
Saturday, May 8, 2010 A Model Swap Meet was held in the Crows Nest at the Alameda Naval Air Museum featuring RC (radio control),
control line, and free flight models and equipment.
February 14, 2010 The ribbon cutting ceremony of the Baack-Davis-Hague Research Library took place at the Alameda Naval
Air Museum on Sunday, February 14. The event was as part of the museum's Annual Membership Meeting.