New Jersey Air Victory Museum

04/24/2026

The New Jersey Air Victory Museum (NJAVM) is actively looking for volunteers. We are growing and we want you to be a part of our team. Whether you're a history buff, love aviation or just enjoy giving back to the community, we have a spot for you on our volunteer staff. Please look at our website for more information www.njavm.org . Call us at 609-267-4488 to see how you can make a difference.

One of New Jersey’s largest collections of real war planes, model airplanes, artifacts and rare books related to the history of aviation.

12/12/2025

Holiday Hours
• 12/24 Closed
• 12/26-28 Open
• 12/31 Closed
• 1/2-4 Open
• 1/5 Closed for the Season… See you in the spring, date to be announced.

11/06/2025

Southern Regional High School AFJROTC Visits the Museum!

On Friday, October 24, 2025, the New Jersey Air Victory Museum welcomed 40 cadets and three instructors from the Southern Regional High School Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) program for a day of hands-on learning and fun. The cadets explored the museum’s aircraft and exhibits while completing a scavenger hunt in teams of four. Some of their clues included finding the jet fighter cockpit visitors can sit in and locating the museum’s “Northrop OQ-19A Drone.” After the tour, the group headed outside for a
leadership challenge known as “The Human Knot,” testing their teamwork and communication skills.
The NJ-931st Cadet Corps, established in 1993, has a proud history of achievement and was recently recognized as a Distinguished Unit with Merit for the 2024–2025 school year. This year, the program includes 77 cadets from Southern Regional High School, Southern Regional Middle School, and Pinelands Regional High School.The museum staff enjoyed hosting this energetic group of future leaders and looks forward to welcoming them back again soon!

10/19/2025

The Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey Aviation Day – Saturday, October 11, 2025.

More than 30 Girls Scouts participated in the program at the New Jersey Air Victory Museum.

There were three professionals speaking from the Aviation world speaking about Free Flight Aviation, Flight Attendant and zoom walk through of the aircraft.

The Girl scouts were divided into three groups for a Tour and presentations.

Each of the Girl Scouts received a guided tour of the New Jersey Air Victory Museum with an overview and history of the planes on display.

Presentations included:

Ground School presented by a pilot with PSA Airlines, where they learned about characteristics of planes, the principles of flight, the rules of the air and explores diverse careers in aviation including weather forecasting and aerospace.

Flight Simulation – Each Scout has hands experience on the simulator and how to take off, fly and land a plane.

Drone/Outdoors – The Girl Scout experienced watching a drone take off, land and maneuver in the general air space. Also experience the camera on the drone and saw themselves on the monitor from the drone.

“Science, freedom, beauty, adventure: what more could you ask of Life? Aviation combined all the elements I love.” Charles Lindbergh.

Each Girl Scout received a certificate recognizing her participation in the NJ Aviation Day.

08/09/2025

Check out the Runway Cafe (also) located at the South Jersey Regional Airport!

07/01/2025

⭐️DISPLAY SPOTLIGHT⭐️ • The museum is home to a E-2 Hawkeye!

The E-2 Hawkeye, served on six aircraft carriers in missions from Vietnam to the Gulf War, tracking hundreds of targets and aiding in combat and drug interdiction before its retirement and move to the Air Victory Museum.

Click the link below to learn more about the E-2 Hawkeye!

https://njavm.org/e-2b/

07/01/2025

⭐️DISPLAY SPOTLIGHT⭐️ • The museum is home to a RH-53D Sea Stallion Helicopter.

The RD-53 Sea Stallion can carry 55 Marines or 20,000 pounds of cargo and can also refuel mid-air and hunt underwater mines!

Visit the link below to learn more about the aircraft!

https://njavm.org/rh-53d/