The last C-141 built. In VIP configuration. Delivered as a C-141A. Converted to a C-141B and then to a C-141C. To Scott AFB, IL for preservation in 2006. Scrapped in 2020.

Delivered as a C-141A. Converted to a C-141B. Retired at Davis-Monthan AFB in 2002. Scrapped in 2005.

Delivered as a C-141A. Converted to a C-141B. Retired at Davis-Monthan AFB in 1999. Scrapped in 2005.

Delivered as a C-141A. Converted to a C-141B. Retired at Davis-Monthan AFB in 1994. Broken up. Fuselage to Laguna AAF, AZ by 1997. Still there in 2019.

VIP transport in revised livery with golden tailband and cheatline

This aircraft was used by CinC Military Airlift Command and carried the Bob Hope tour in Vietnam and the first Gulf War. For loads of C-141 info online search for 'C-141 Heaven'.

This is a very special Starlifter, it was used as a VIP transport by the Headquarter of the Military Airlift Command. Inside you'll find a VIP cabin and it is painted white top/grey bottom and a nice golden tailstripe, operated by the 443th MAW. It is also the last ever built Starlifter.

This was the very last of 285 C-141 Starlifters built by Lockheed Aircraft Corporation (initially constructed as a C-141A and converted to first to a C-141B and then to a C-141C), and it flew the last line mission by the type, on 7 April 2006, from Wright-Patterson AFB to Scott AFB. Preserved as a representative of the 445th Airlift Wing at Scott AFB located in Belleville, IL.

This Starlifter was orginally built as a C-141A and was the first to undergo conversion to a -141B, some 23.5 feet longer and can carry a 45 percent greater payload.