The IAF flew 35 Gloster Meteors of four different versions (T.7, F.8, FR.9 & NF.13). This aircraft was part of the Tel Nof base collection in May 1982. There is an all silver Meteor T7 in the collection of the IAF Museum at Hatzerim AFB painted with the serial number "15" which may be the same aircraft.

Tel Nof was home for the Israeli Air Force flight academy until 1966 when it moved to the newly-opened Hatzerim AFB near Beer Sheva. North American T-6, No. 08, was one of two T-6/Harvards in the collection of the Tel Nof base museum in May 1982.

Tel Nof AFB was the home for the Israeli Air Force flight academy until 1966 when it moved to the newly-opened Hatzerim AFB near Beer Sheva. This Stearman was part of the Tel Nof AFB base aircraft collection in May 1982. There have been very few recent reports regarding aircraft preserved at the Tel Nof AFB. I suspect that many of the aircraft I photographed 1982 were transferred to the IAF Museum at Hatzerim, other IAF bases or scrapped.

This Noratlas was part of the Tel Nof base collection in May 1982, but later status is unknown. When the IAF Noratlas fleet was retired in the 1970s, about a dozen could be seen parked in a field on the south side of Ben Gurion Airport (TLV) to the west of the original airport terminal in the summer of 1978. These aircraft were scrapped by the summer of 1981.

The Israeli Air Force base at Tel Nof near Rehovot had a number of preserved aircraft on display inside the main gate to the base including this Douglas C-47 wearing the serial number 59. A number of the aircraft at Tel Nof were later moved to the IAF Museum at Hatzerim AFB. The version and actual ID of this C-47 is not known as well as its current status. It does not appear on recent lists of preserved IAF C-47s.

The Israeli Air Force acquired two Sikorsky S-55s in October 1952 from the United States which were flown by 103 Squadron. This aircraft is believed to be IAF Serial No. 02 (msn 55-992) which later joined the collection of the IAF Museum at Hatzerim AFB and received new paint.

Tel Nof Air Force Base was home for the Israeli Air Force flight academy until 1966 when it moved to the newly-opened Hatzerim AFB near Beer Sheva. This North American T-6, 48, was on display at the Tel Nof base museum in May 1982. Actual ID and model of aircraft unknown.

The Israeli Air Force flew 17 single-seat Vautour IIAs including aircraft No. 12 which was photographed at the Tel Nof AFB museum in May 1982. This aircraft is now believed to be part of the historic collection of the IAF Technical School located next to Haifa Airport.

The Israeli Air Force flew a number of Sud Aviation SE-3130 and SA318C Alouette II helicopters. Alouette II, No. 12, was displayed at Tel Nof AFB in May 1982. It may now be part of the collection of the IAF Museum at Hatzerim AFB (wearing serial number 19 which is overpainted)