Built for the USAF as T-33A 51-4033. Transferred to the US Navy as TV-2 126591. Redesignated as a T-33B in 1962. Sold as N335V in 1966 then N6633D in 1969. To the Palm Spings Air Museum in 2007 and maintained in airworthy condition in USAF markings as 14033.

FMS 58-0646

Author unknown. At the time of this photo this aircraft had just been withdrawn from use, after expiring its operational life at the local training unit, where it was used for targets towing. It remained without codes and painted with the badge of 51° Stormo of Istrana. It was then transferred at the local Aero Club of Cagliari Elmas, and then preserved as 51-83 at Alghero Fertilia airport

Correct serial 53-6124, wearing Bicentennial colours.

ex USAF 56-1719. Delivered to the US Navy in April 1957. In 1971: VT-86 as 4B-xx. To MASDC as 3T0080 29 June 1968. To Defense Contract Administration Services Office, Ottawa, Canada

In its final months of operational service, this Shooting Star still enjoying a look at the active runway of Tyndall. It went to AMARC with inventory code TC1360 on 17 February 1988. To HVF West, Tucson (AZ) on 16 January 2009 and was scrapped.

A small RCAF detachment, consisting out of 4x silver T-Birds and 2x CC-117s was present this cloudy day. 133573 was accepted as 21573 by the RCAF on 25 Mar'57. It was reserialled to 133573 on 10 Nov'70 and withdrawn from service by mid 2004. Stored at ATESS Mountain View up to late 2008. Then sold as C-FUPP with Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association of Tillsonburg (ON) on 25 August 2008. To Jet Aircraft Museum London (ON) 15 July 2009 in a "Red Knight" colour scheme.

This T-Bird went into storage at AMARC on 14 April 1978 following service with the Air Defense Weapons Center (ADWC). It returned to service on 12 June 1978 and was again assigned to Tyndall. In 1990 it became part of the NMUSAF Loan Program and is on display at the Southern Museum of Flight at Birmingham Int'AP (AL) since 1998.

A small RCAF detachment, consisting out of 4x silver T-Birds and 2x CC-117s was present this cloudy day. In the background a HH-3A of the 39th ARRS/Det. 5 is seen arriving. 133571 was accepted as 21571 by the RCAF on 13 Mar'57. It was reserialled to 133571 on 10 Nov'70 and withdrawn from service at CFB Greenwood. Was sold to Air Combat Warfare International of Kitchener (ON) in 2002 and became N571KK on 6 May'04, but was stored at CFD Mountain View. Transferred to Military Restoration Corp. Anaheim (CA) as N571KK by Dec'08. To Comanche Fighters of Houston (TX) in Jan'11. Still current in '25