A black and white sign for Malden Air Base, a United States Air Force Primary Flying Training School, stands behind a low fence with two concrete posts in the foreground.

Bootheel Youth Museum Inc

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MALDEN ARMY AIRFIELD The Flyers, Officers &amp; Civilians Who Made History From 1943&ndash;1960, more than 7,000 American and NATO personnel trained at Malden Airfield.Join Mike Williams as he brings the stories of the airfield and the people who served there to life.Discover the history that happened right here at home.

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MALDEN ARMY AIRFIELD The Flyers, Officers &amp; Civilians Who Made History From 1943–1960, more than 7,000 American and NATO personnel trained at Malden Airfield.Join Mike Williams as he brings the stories of the airfield and the people who served there to life.Discover the history that happened right here at home.

Bootheel Youth Museum Inc

Third Thursday: The Story of Malden Army Airfield

700a N Douglass St

General Admission

Free