This Prowler belonged to Electronic Attack squadron 133 Wizards ('NL-53x'). The squadron, based at NAS Whidbey Island (WA) and at that time commanded by the Commander Electronic Attack Wing Pacific (CVWP) deployed to Bagram from August 2004 to January 2005.

This Prowler belonged to Electronic Attack squadron 133 Wizards ('NL-53x'). Although the aircraft is marked with modex 542. The reason behind this was that the aircraft just swapped with another Prowler and VAQ-132 ('NL-54x') provided an aircraft to VAQ-133. The Wizards, based at NAS Whidbey Island (WA) and commanded by the Commander Electronic Attack Wing Pacific (CVWP), deployed to Bagram from August 2004 to January 2005.

This Prowler belonged to Electronic Attack squadron 133 Wizards ('NL-53x'). The squadron, based at NAS Whidbey Island (WA) and at that time commanded by the Commander Electronic Attack Wing Pacific (CVWP) deployed to Bagram from August 2004 to January 2005. The aircraft is preserved at NAS FAllon's Air Power Park since February 2015.

One of three once Afghan Air Force MiG-21s that were seen in a terrible condition at Bagram air base. The wrecked aircraft were placed at the ring-road of Bagram and were only seen in 2006. The current whereabouts are unknown, most probably they were fully scrapped.

The wrecked MiG-21 dual seater was placed at the ring-road of Bagram and was only seen in 2006. The current whereabouts of the MiG-21U is unknown, most probably it was fully scrapped.

Appears to be painted as 31, but is in fact the 311.

Three once Afghan Air Force MiG-21s in a row. The wrecked aircraft were placed at the ring-road of Bagram and were only seen in 2006. The current whereabouts are unknown, most probably they were fully scrapped.