This Mirage IIIDS was one of the first to be fitted with the canards.

After its military service, this Naval Air Reserve Skyhawk was retired to AMARC with inventory code 3A0729. It arrived at the storage depot on 26 August 1993 and was moved to Lamb-Depollution in Tucsoon 13 September 2019 where it was scrapped.

An adversary Skyhawk of Fighter Squadron (VF) 126 Bandits. The squadron was based at Naval Air Station Miramar (CA) and supported the Pacific Fleet in their adversary needs. Fighter ONE TWO SIX was disestablished on 1 April 1994. 151044 was dumped at Miramar in October 1992 and most probably scrapped soon after.

Operated by Equator Airlines on a scheduled flight from Lamu Island to Mombassa via Malindi.

Registered PH-FGC with Schreiner Airways 13 Sep 89. This frame had been modified to 400M when it was with the Guatemalan Air Force (1983-1987). It is not clear if it reverted to a 200 or remained a 400M afterwards. It finished up with WDL as D-BAKB in May 95.

Delivered new 11th Oct 1967 and transferred to Viva Air Jan 1990 and sold as N988AX 2nd Apr 1992

The Naval Fighter Weapons School (NFWS) Top Gun operated also Skyhawks with Marines titels as their opponents were not only coming from the US Navy. The desert colored A-4F is seen in close formation with a green colored NFWS A-4E. The E and F are colsely related to eachother, the F can be distinguished by the lack of a pitot tube on the tail.

A three-tone brown/two tone green colorscheme, the painters did a great job on this adversary Skyhawk of Fighter Squadron (VF) 126 Bandits. The squadron was based at Naval Air Station Miramar (CA) and supported the Pacific Fleet in their adversary needs. Fighter ONE TWO SIX was disestablished on 1 April 1994. This particular Hot Rod, as the Skyhawk was nick-named, crashed in the Pacific off coast California due to an engine failure on 6 May 1992, only weeks before it was planned to retire for service.

The green A-4E of the Naval Fighter Weapons School (NFWS) Top Gun, seen here while landing at its homebase NAS Miramar (CA), can now be found in a standard naval grey/white color scheme as AH-303 in Pensacola museum.

A Fighting ONE TWO SIX Bandit during its landing at NAS Miramar (CA). This Skyhawk was retired in June 1992 and stored at the 309th AMARG at Davis Monthan (AZ) as AN3A0657.

Take off run from Payerne.