Welcome to the National Air and Space Museum's annex.

More awesome in one building than I ever thought possible.

A Benoist-Korn Type XII, first flown in 1912.

A Nieuport 28C.1, introduced in 1917 and used by the US as a fighter.

The Langley Aerodrome A almost became the first powered aircraft, were it not for the design, which was scaled up from successful model versions. It is too complex, structurally weak and aerodynamically unsound. It crashed on take off on October 7 and December 8, 1903, at which point Langley gave up.

A Caudron G.4.

A Boeing FB-5, one of the earliest Navy fighters.

The Pitts Special S-1C Little Stinker. This is the oldest surviving Pitts Special stunt aircraft, introduced in 1945.

An SR-71 Blackbird, the world's coolest airplane.