The Tulsa Air & Space Museum is launching a high-powered campaign with a clear mission: bring the iconic A‑10 Thunderbolt II—known affectionately as the “Warthog”—to its permanent home in Oklahoma.

Dubbed , the effort seeks to preserve the legacy of the beloved aircraft while paying tribute to a decorated pilot and inspiring a new generation of aviation enthusiasts.

Honoring Col. Kenneth Craib

The museum’s A‑10 display will serve as a lasting tribute to retired Col. Kenneth Craib, a former A‑10 pilot. His name will be permanently inscribed on the aircraft in recognition of his service and contributions to the U.S. Air Force.

“This is about more than displaying a plane,” organizers said in a release. “It’s about honoring those who flew it and ensuring their legacy lives on.”

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