This aircraft is UC-45F 44-47139

CA.1972: TOS USN and assigned to Attack Squadron 83 (VA-83), NAS Oceana, VA. 1983: VA-105, NAS Oceana. By 1985: VA-15, NAS Oceana By 1990: VA-46, NAS Cecil Field, FL. 1/91: Flew flew missions off of USS John F. Kennedy during Operation Desert Storm. Ca.1992: Air Technical Training Center, Memphis, TN for use as a ground instruction trainer. By 6/96: Heritage in Flight Museum, Lincoln, IL.

This C-45 was TOC by the USAAF around 1944 with the serial 44-47139. After WWII it entered onto the civilian register and flew until 10th June 1965 as it suffered substantial damage at Reynolds Airport, Jackson, MI. when the aircraft nosed over during the landing rollout. The frame is now on display at the Heritage In Flight Museum at Logan County.

This A-7 was TOC by the USN around 1972 and was deployed with VA-46 aboard USS John F. Kennedy for during Operation Desert Storm. After retirement it was transferred to the Naval Air Technical Training Command at NAS Memphis, TN and assigned as a ground trainer. It is now on display at the Heritage In Flight Museum at Logan County,

After being TOC by the USN, this F-4 was retained by McDonnell-Douglas in St. Louis as an F-4B air frame test aircraft becoming the first aircraft to fire a Phoenix missile. On 11th December 1964 it was damaged and w/o in a deck accident on USS FD Roosevelt, therefore transferred to the Air Training Command at Chanute AFB, IL., assigned as ground trainer and redesignated as GF-4B. Now on display at the Heritage In Flight Museum in false USAF markings.

This U-3A was built in 1957 flew with the USAF. It was also registered N64503 but is now part of the Heritage in Flight Museum at this small airport. The pseudo-reg 'NLLCCI' appears on the starboard side for some reason.