Congressmen Banks Visit’s Site of NAMM

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On May 31, 2018, 3rd District Congressmen Jim Banks visited the Hangar now designated as the National Airmail Museum.

Mike Gouloff, Robert Wearley, Tom Kelley, Jim Banks meet at the proposed location for the National Airmail Museum. 05/31/2018

Mike Gouloff, Robert Wearley, Tom Kelley, Jim Banks meet at the proposed location for the National Airmail Museum. 05/31/2018

Congressmen Banks stated: “We had a great time touring hangar 2 at Smith Field in Fort Wayne this morning and hearing more about the vision for this space. I recently authored an amendment to the House FAA reauthorization bill that would name it the National Airmail Museum.”

Congressmen Banks Addresses the attendees!

Congressmen Banks Addresses the attendees!

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