F 14 flygmuseum
Museum run by the veterans' association within the wing area in Halmstad, about F 14 and the schools that followed; visits require a pre-approved visitor permit.
Have only individual sections read aloud
About the museum
F 14 was formed in 1944 as an attack wing in Halmstad and was disbanded in 1961. The wing area was then used by the Swedish Air Force's schools. The wing area's comrades' and veterans' association (Flottiljområdets Kamrat- och Veteranförening) was formed in 1972 as F 14 Kamratförening and looks after the memory of the wing.
The museum, which is run by the association, shows the history of the wing and of the schools that followed. It lies within a military area, so visitors need a visitor permit. The exhibition is being renewed, and the association also has a virtual museum, which shows the former museum in virtual reality with twelve information points about past and present.
Highlights
- The history of F 14 and the flight schools in Halmstad
- Museum within a military wing area
- Virtual museum with twelve information points
- Run by the association FKVF
Permanent exhibition
- F 14:s och flygskolornas historia – Exhibition on the history of the wing and the schools that followed; the refreshing of the museum is under way. The virtual museum shows the former museum in VR.
- Operated by
- Flottiljområdets Kamrat- och Veteranförening (FKVF)
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Plan your visit
| Good to know | The museum is located within a military area. A visitor permit is requested by e-mail to info@fkvf.se, with name, personal identity number and the date and time of the visit, no later than two weeks in advance. On arrival, register with the area's guard and receive a visitor badge and information on where the museum is. Telephone hours: Wednesdays 09:30–13:00. |
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