In 2021, this Hind received special markings to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the RAF, 311 (Czechoslovak) Squadron with the port depicting a Vickers Wellington. On static display at Aviatická pouť Pardubice 2022.
In 2021, this Hind received special markings to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the founding of the RAF, 311 (Czechoslovak) Squadron with the starboard depicting a Consolidated B-24 Liberator. On static display at Aviatická pouť Pardubice 2022.
This T-33A was previously preserved in a private garden in Oldendorf but was moved to the Luftfahrtmuseum Wernigerode sometime before/around mid-2019. 'TCB29' is its old AMARC inventory number.
This C-47 was built at Oklahoma City and delivered to the USAAF in July 1944 and by March 1945 it had been assigned to 815th AAF Base Unit (Troop Carrier Combat Crew Training Station, TCC) at Malden AAF, Missouri. It then migrated around various bases and
This B-29 was built by Bell at Atlanta and delivered in August 1945. It was converted to a TB-29 and modified for radar evaluation in April 1950. It is now on display at the Strategic Air and Space Museum, acquiring this nose art after restoration.
'Mission Completed' is on display at the Koninklijk Legermuseum/Belgique Musée Royal de l'Armée et d'Histoire Militaire. Although not subjected to a Marksman conversion, the museum found evidence of some On Mark modifications including wing tip tanks.
After completing 27 research flights, cracks in the fuel tanks forced the X-1B to be rounded and it is now on display in the R&D Gallery of the NMUSAF.
This aircraft was intended for the USN as 131650 but modified by Lockheed to a presidential transport. It became the personal aircraft of President Eisenhower and his wife named it 'Columbine III', as the Blue Columbine is the official flower of Colorado.
The illustrious, world speed record holder 'The Spirit of Atlantic City' served with the 119thFIS/177thFIW before retirement to AMARG during August 1988. In 1992 it was converted into a drone, flying as such until it re-entered the boneyard in 1998.
'Madame Queen' operated with the 380th Bomb Wing at Plattsburgh AFB, NY. After retirement it became part of the NMUSAF Loan Program and is now on display at the super Castle Air Museum.
This P-47 was TOC by the USAAF as 45-49205 and subsequently flew with the Fuerza Aerea del Peru as 547. It is now belong to the PSAM and is painted as 'Squirt VIII' 42-28473.
'Classy Chassy' is part of the NMUSAF Loan program and is now on display at the Air Mobility Command Museum at Dover AFB. The port and starboard versions of the noseart are handpainted and so each is very slightly different.
'Classy Chassy' is part of the NMUSAF Loan program and is now on display at the Air Mobility Command Museum at Dover AFB. The starboard and port versions of the noseart are handpainted and so each is very slightly different.
This Thud, named 'The Polish Glider', was flown in the Vietnam conflict by Donald Kutyna, a pilot of Polish orgin, operating with the 44th TFS/335th TFW from Takhli AB in Thailand.