Wheeler Field/Air Force Base

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• Culver PQ-8A radio controlled airplane assigned to 17th Tow Target Squadron at Wheeler Field, March 1944. It resembles a toy alongside a Martin B-26 Marauder.
• U.S. Army Air Forces map showing Wahiawa-Kipapa area, August 1944.
• B-24 aircraft landing at Wheeler Field, 1945.

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• 72nd Pursuit Squadron January 1942. In front of P-40E aircraft at Wheeler Field. Front: Lts. W. MJ. Waldman, J. H. Powell, James O. Beckwith (Squ Comm & pilot), R. R. McCabe, J. R. Sawyer, W. J. Ferber. Back: Lts. W. F. Haney, Wigley, W. P. Martin, J. A. Cox, J. S. Simonton.
• A-20 at Wheeler Field, c1940-41.
• Lt. G.S. Welch & K. M. Taylor receive Distinguished Service Cross at Wheeler Field for heroics on December 7, 1941.

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• 2nd Lt. Kenneth M. Taylor & George S. Welch were America's first two World War II air aces.
• P-36A With 18th Pursuit Group emblem on fuselage, in flight over sugar cane fields on Oahu. Stationed at Wheeler Field. February 15, 1940
• Wheeler Field's P-36A fly over Oahu February 8, 1940.

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• Wheeler Field P-40s in formation over Oahu August 1, 1940.
• Wheeler Field's P-40s in formation over Oahu August 1, 1940.
• Capt. Wilfred H. Tetley, Commander of Signal Co. Aircraft Warning, Hawaii, and Capt. Kenneth P. Bergquest of 14th Pursuit Wing with members of radar site survey team, 1941.