- Views: 1332
- Location: Fort Worth - Alliance (AFW / KAFW) , USA - Texas January 10, 2008
A Skytrain from NAS Atlanta visiting Fort Worth Alliance airport.
- Views: 1417
- Location: Fort Worth - Alliance (AFW / KAFW) , USA - Texas September 9, 2007
The pilot is preparing for departure, probably to its homebase Sheppard AFB.
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon
- Registration: 84-1262 / AZ (cn 5C-99) Aircraft Info
- Views: 1720
- Location: Fort Worth - NAS JRB / Carswell Field (AFB) (NFW / KFWH) , USA - Texas March 16, 2007
A member of 'ANG/AFRC Test Center' is making some test flights from NAS Fort Worth. On December 5th 2007, this plane went to AMARG for storage.
- Views: 1686
- Location: Fort Worth - Alliance (AFW / KAFW) , USA - Texas March 4, 2007
Shortly before VFA-201 was officially disbanded on 30 June 2007, their CAG-bird was seen here on the ramp of Fort Worth Alliance airport.
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: McDonnell Douglas F-4D Phantom II
- Registration: 66-7740 / TX (cn 2375) Aircraft Info
- Views: 3445
- Location: Austin - Bergstrom Int. (AFB) (AUS / KBSM) , USA - Texas August, 1988
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: General Dynamics F-16B Fighting Falcon
- Registration: 92-0455 / ED (cn DH-9) Aircraft Info
- Views: 1597
- Location: Fort Worth - NAS JRB / Carswell Field (AFB) (NFW / KFWH) , USA - Texas December 15, 2006
One of the chase planes during the first flight of the F-35A prototype, at short finals at NAS Fort Worth JRB.
- Air Force: USA - Navy
- Aircraft: McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A Hornet
- Registration: 162890 / AF-400 (cn 442/A363) Aircraft Info
- Views: 1918
- Location: Fort Worth - NAS JRB / Carswell Field (AFB) (NFW / KFWH) , USA - Texas December 15, 2006
CAG bird of VFA-204 "River Rattlers", inbound for landing at NAS Fort Worth JRB.
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: McDonnell F-101B Voodoo
- Registration: 59-0429 (cn 753)
- Views: 1441
- Location: Slaton - Municipal (F49) , USA - Texas July 19, 2005
An ex-USAF Voodoo, now part of the inventory of the Texas Air Museum in Slaton, TX.
- Views: 1701
- Location: Slaton - Municipal (F49) , USA - Texas July 19, 2005
This Phantom was delivered as an F-4J, but was later upgraded to F-4S standard. The 157293 is credited by some with shooting down a MiG-21 on June 21, 1972 although the pilots claim they were flying another plane at that time.
- Views: 1634
- Location: Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR / KTYR) , USA - Texas May 19, 2007
This aircraft was delivered to the Canadian Armed Forces and entered service on 20th Sept 1943. It served until 31st Oct 1946 and went to the Brazilian AF as FAB C-10A 6525. It is now at the Historic Aviation Memorial Museum awaiting restoration.
- Air Force: USA - Navy
- Aircraft: North American T-2C Buckeye
- Registration: 157034 / A-928 (cn 332-5) Aircraft Info
- Views: 1599
- Location: Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR / KTYR) , USA - Texas May 19, 2007
This aircraft left operational service on 4th April 2003. It is now preserved at the Historic Aviation Memorial Museum in Tyler, TX.
- Views: 1701
- Location: Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR / KTYR) , USA - Texas May 19, 2007
A nicely preserved TA-4J Skyhawk at the Historic Aviation Memorial Museum in Tyler, TX. It wears VA-43 unit markings.
- Air Force: USA - Coast Guard
- Aircraft: Grumman HU-16B Albatross
- Registration: 7176 (cn G-226)
- Views: 1354
- Location: Off-Airport - Cresson , USA - Texas July 1, 2005
Ordered by the USAF as 51-7176, but was delivered to the US Coast Guard as 7176. It is displayed here in a rather poor state at the Pate Museum of Transportation, just south of Fort Worth, TX.
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: Piasecki H-21B Shawnee (PV-22)
- Registration: 53-4324 (cn B.74)
- Views: 1289
- Location: Off-Airport - Cresson , USA - Texas July 1, 2005
Displayed in a very poor state at the Pate Museum of Transportation, just south of Fort Worth, TX.
- Air Force: Canada - Air Force
- Aircraft: McDonnell CF-101B Voodoo
- Registration: 17471 (cn 795)
- Views: 1443
- Location: Off-Airport - Cresson , USA - Texas July 1, 2005
On display at the Pate Museum of Transportation, just south of Fort Worth, TX.
- Air Force: Private - American Airpower Heritage Flying Museum
- Aircraft: Vultee Aircraft BT-15 Valiant
- Registration: N69605 / 137 (cn 1258)
- Views: 1597
- Location: Lancaster Airport (LNC / KLNC) , USA - Texas March 3, 2007
Ex USAAF 41-10137.
- Views: 1453
- Location: Off-Airport - Corpus Christi , USA - Texas July 29, 2005
On exhibit at USS Lexington Museum. It once served with the Blue Angels.
- Air Force: USA - Navy
- Aircraft: LTV Aerospace A-7B Corsair II
- Registration: 154548 / NK-401 (cn B-188) Aircraft Info
- Views: 1598
- Location: Off-Airport - Corpus Christi , USA - Texas July 29, 2005
On exhibit at USS Lexington Museum.
- Views: 1773
- Location: Off-Airport - Corpus Christi , USA - Texas July 29, 2005
On exhibit at USS Lexington Museum. This Phantom is one of the first production models. The differences of the nose radome, air intake and canopy are clearly visible.
- Views: 1364
- Location: Off-Airport - Corpus Christi , USA - Texas July 29, 2005
On exhibit at USS Lexington Museum in full VA-196 markings.
- Air Force: USA - Navy
- Aircraft: Grumman F-14A Tomcat
- Registration: 160694 / AJ-201 (cn 313) Aircraft Info
- Views: 2598
- Location: Off-Airport - Corpus Christi , USA - Texas July 29, 2005
On exhibit at USS Lexington Museum.
- Views: 1528
- Location: Off-Airport - Cresson , USA - Texas July 1, 2005
This plane was initially built as a C-119F, but was later converted to C-119G standard. It is nowadays preserved at Pate Museum of Transportation, Fort Worth, TX.
- Views: 2047
- Location: Fort Worth - Meacham Int. (FTW / KFTW) , USA - Texas March 10, 2007
This QF-4S Phantom II is preserved at the Vintage Flying Museum at Meacham airport in Fort Worth, TX. She is wearing VX-30 unit markings.
- Air Force: USA - Air Force
- Aircraft: McDonnell Douglas RF-4C Phantom II
- Registration:
- Views: 2989
- Location: Austin - Bergstrom Int. (AFB) (AUS / KBSM) , USA - Texas August 8, 1990