Of the 15 B-29s built for atomic bombing missions, only two still exist- Enola Gay and Bockscar, which is displayed at the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Ohio. Only 30 B-29s still exist and 25 of those are in museums. The Enola Gay has been in the Smithsonian collection since 1949. One may also ask, where is the Bockscar today? National Museum of the United States Air Force Similarly, where is the Enola Gay displayed? In its first two weeks, the Center had more than 200,000 visitors. In its two hangars, the Center displayed 80 aircraft on opening day, and today it holds 170. Enola Gay Today Located near Dulles Airport, it provides a permanent home for Enola Gay, as originally proposed back in 1988.
