Airbase Arizona welcomes proposals from qualified graduate students or historical institutions (such as museums or heritage centers) to collaborate on research projects supporting public education using topical aspects of military aviation. Submit in writing to museum@azcaf.org

Youth groups such as Explorers, CAP cadets, Scouts and clubs are invited to work with Airbase Arizona on mutually beneficial educational projects as groups or individuals (including Eagle Scout projects). Projects that contribute to educating the public about military aviation history or technology are the focus of this youth program.

A written application process is required at least 30 days in advance. Project ideas usually come from the museum’s existing priority plans.

An interview with the group adult leader and student is required, as applicable.

Teachers, youth group adult leaders, or parents must accompany all youth 15 and under at all times they are on Airbase Arizona property – even if their internship or project is approved. This supervision rule also applies to CAF cadets.

Applications are not automatically approved as it occasionally takes time to recruit an Airbase member who is qualified and willing to provide supervision and support.