Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet

Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet (The Historical Association Museum of Karup Air Base) is a museum dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of the Danish Air Force and its activities at Karup Air Base, one of Denmark’s largest military installations.

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Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet

Karup Base Museum

Herningvej 48

7470 Karup

Denmark

www.flyhis.dk

+45 97 10 15 07

Wednesday 13:00 – 16:00

Free admission

Aircraft collection

Gloster Meteor F.8 44-491 Danish Air Force

44-491

DT-492


DT-884


DT-905


F-947


GT-870


GT-961


31-324


C-581


O-620


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Gloster Meteor F.8

Lockheed T-33A (forward fuselage)


Lockheed T-33A


Lockheed T-33A


North American F-86D Sabre (cockpit)


North American TF-100F Super Sabre


North American TF-100F Super Sabre


North American Harvard IIB


Republic RF-84F Thunderflash


SAI KZ VII


WSK SBLim-2

Key Features of the Museum:

  • Military Aviation History: The Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet showcases the development of aviation at Karup Air Base, highlighting its role in Denmark’s defense and NATO operations.
  • Aircraft Displays: Visitors can see decommissioned aircraft and replicas that represent the types of planes used at Karup over the decades.
  • Uniforms and Artifacts: The Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet collection includes military uniforms, medals, tools, and everyday items that provide insight into the life of airbase personnel.
  • Historical Exhibits: The Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet features photographs, documents, and stories related to the airbase’s establishment, its Cold War significance, and its modern-day functions.
  • Interactive Elements: Some areas may offer hands-on opportunities, such as exploring the controls of certain aircraft or participating in simulated missions.

The Flyvestation Karup’s Historiske Forening Museet serves as a testament to Denmark’s aviation history and is a hub for enthusiasts and historians alike. It’s typically run by volunteers and has strong ties to the local community.