On display outside at the Grissom Air Museum, this very rare EC-135L was operated by the 70th ARS / 305th AMW out of Grissom AFB and she supported the Looking Glass missions. Note her 'Excalibur' name.
On display outside at the Grissom Air Museum, this very rare EC-135L was operated by the 70th ARS / 305th AMW out of Grissom AFB and she supported the Looking Glass missions.
Then on display at the Second World War Aircraft Preservation Society compound, Lasham Airport, Hampshire, England. Now recorded as preserved on the Apron of the old Liverpool Speke Airport - now the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
Then on display at the Second World War Aircraft Preservation Society compound, Lasham Airport, Hampshire, England. Now recorded as preserved on the Apron of the old Liverpool Speke Airport - now the Crowne Plaza Hotel.
Southampton N9899 was one of six aircraft from the first production batch (N9896-N9901) of the wooden-hulled Mk.I. Total Southampton production reached 78 aircraft, with most Mk.Is later converted to metal-hulled Mk.II.
W1048/TL-S of No.35 Squadron made an emergency landing on the ice of Lake Hoklingen, Norway, in the early hours of 28 April 1942, after being damaged by Flak during an attack on the German battleship Tirpitz. The Halifax was recovered in 1973.
New paint on the old existing tail This paint is dedicated to Sqn142 "Ala14" where they operate the Mirage F1M based in Albacete/AB his mascot is a Fierce looking a Saber tooth tiger preserved inside the airbase!
Liberator B.VI (B-24L-20-FO) KN751 was on strength of No.99 Squadron, RAF, at Dhubalia, India, before transferring to No.6 Squadron of the Indian Air Force at Poona. In July 1974 she was presented by the Indian government to the RAFM.
“The Duck”, P-51D-5-NA 44-13317, was the personal mount of Captain Donald Roswell Emerson, 336 FS, 4 FG, RAF Debden. He lost his life in 44-13961/VF-L on 25 December 1944 and was laid to rest in the Netherlands American Cemetery, Margraten.
On display in the122nd Fighter Wing Heritage Park at Fort Wayne, this very rare F-86A Sabre wears Indiana ANG markings. She was formerly on display at the Octave Chanute Aerospace Museum, Illinois.
On display in the122nd Fighter Wing Heritage Park at Fort Wayne, this very rare F-86A Sabre wears Indiana ANG markings. She was formerly on display at the Octave Chanute Aerospace Museum, Illinois.