Being restored to flying status in Oklahoma City by the Commemorative Air Force , this RB-26C Invader has certainly had a varied history. Her 'Lady Liberty' nose art is just visible in this telephoto shot.
Today displayed at Naval Aviation Museum. This plane has landed several times on our first aircraft carrier ARA Independencia (Ex HMS Warrior). The plane was in service at Third Squadron of Attack.
Displayed at Naval Aviation Museum at Base Aeronaval Comandante Espora. This helicopter was in Antarctic Air Group, flew from icebreaker ARA General San Martin to bases in White Continent.
On display in a 'fighter row' at the Solway Aviation Museum at Carlisle Airport, this Meteor NF.14 shows just how far the basic Gloster Meteor airframe was developed over her career. Taken on a cold, wet and gloomy day!