The Enola Gay exhibition at the National Air and Space Museum closed on May 18, 1998.   The "Enola Gay" aircraft will eventually be completely assembled and displayed at the Museum's new Udvar-Hazy Center, scheduled to open in 2003.

Part 1: Special Reports and Analyses

All reports and analysis were written by John T. Correll

• Special Report: The Smithsonian and the Enola Gay 
  March 15, 1994. This is the report that first lit the fire on the controversy. Consists of two parts: "War Stories at Air and Space" (pp 1-22) and "The Decision That Launched the Enola Gay" (pp 23-43)
  
   
• Content Analysis of Exhibition Script No. 1 
  Memo, "Analysis of Air & Space Museum Script," April 7, 1994.
  
   
• Content Analysis of Exhibition Script No. 2
  "The Smithsonian Plan for the Enola Gay: A Report on the Revisions," June 28, 1994
  
   
• Memo for the Record: "Meeting on Enola Gay Exhibit," Aug. 17, 1994.
  
   
• "Developments in the Enola Gay Controversy," Aug. 22, 1994.
  
   
• Content Analysis of Exhibition Script No. 3
  "August 31 Revision of Enola Gay Script," Sept. 9, 1994.
  
   
• "Further Action on the Enola Gay Exhibit"
  Memo to the Military Coalition and Associate Members
  From the Air Force Association, Sept. 19, 1994.
  
   
• Content Analysis of Script No. 4
  "The Smithsonian’s Interim Revision," Oct. 17, 1994.
  
   
• Content Analysis of Script No. 5
  "Enola Gay Script #5," Oct. 28, 1994.
  
   
• Content Analysis of Script "Section 000" Addition
  Letter to Co-Curator Tom Alison, Dec. 28, 1994
  
   
• Special Report: The Activists and the Enola Gay
  August 21, 1995.