US serial 63-8371. In the background, Thai jets of an earlier generation: F-86L, F-86F, F-84G, and RT-33A.

US military serial was 56-2182.

This strange machine known as the RTAF-5 was a Thai training and forward air control aircraft developed and built by the Science & Weapon Systems Development Centre of the Royal Thai Air Force in the 1980s. Like a scaled-down OV-10 Bronco, it had a twin boom configuration and was powered by a single pusher turboprop engine, but only a single example was built, first flying in 1984

One of four rescue Huskies operated by the RTAF between 1963 and 1994, the identity of one shown here is really H5-2/05, formerly USAF 60-0291

A long-nosed survey variant of the Prince designated as the 3A, registered to the Percival Aircraft Co in 3.52 as G-AMNT and flown to Thailand in April that year. Carried out survey work for the Mapping Organisation of the Ministry of Defence until 1957

Thailand bought six C-45Fs in 1947, including this one, US serial 44-87152.

This has to be my favourite Boeing! Thailand ordered two P-12Es in 1931, and one of them has survived for the RTAF Museum.

The Japanese army's Ki-55 advanced trainer was developed from the Ki-36 reconnaissance aircraft.

Formerly MB410 of the FAA, this is one of twelve Fireflies received by the Royal Thai Air Force in 1951 and serving till 1954, comprising ten FR.1s and two T.2s