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Computer render of Air Force One Pavilion The intricately saw cut concrete topping slabs make the perfect backdrop for this historical display. Concrete topping slabs are placed in large linear panels and "bull floated" to a level plane. By using special shrinkage compensating admixtures, the topping slabs are virtually crack free. Presidnetial helicopter located in Air Force Pavilion. South elevation during building construction. South elevation with all construction complete. Formwork complete, rebar in place, conduits installed. Monolithic construction of free span cast-in-place stairs.

Upon leaving Office, President Reagan stated that one day he hoped he would be able to share Air Force One with the American people by placing it at his presidential library. The new Air Force One Pavilion, which opened on October 24, 2005, celebrates President Reagan's vision and tells the story of his staggering achievements.

Visitors are able to board the Air Force One that served as the "Flying White House" for President Reagan and six other presidents from 1973-2001. The new pavilion celebrates President Reagan's vision of face-to-face diplomacy and tells the story of his achievements in promoting peace and democracy around the globe.

Shaw&Sons is proud to have been a part of Hathaway Dinwiddie's Construction team that built this amazing exhibit that also displays a President Johnson era Marine One helicopter, an F-15 fighter jet and President Reagan's 1984 parade limousine.