Try the March Field Museum in Riverside/Moreno Valley, CA. (March AFB) They
have a huge collection of WWII materials.

At 05:10 AM 11/3/99 GMT, you wrote:
>Can anyone help me find if there is a museum that has WWII aerial
>Navigation equipment.  A relative, a former WWII navigator, has an old
>navigation Octant and wishes to find out more about this instrument
>that was manufactured by the Bendix Corp.
>
>John Bing
>
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