On display at the Museum of Flight. This twin-seat Quiet Star was designed to operate as an observation aircraft to spot night-time activity. It was equipped with a night vision and infrared downward-facing periscope that was operated by the observer in the front seat. The Quiet Star was nearly silent, and this aircraft, one of only 11 built served in Vietnam from 1970-72.

Replica completed in 1992 that is on display at the Museum of Flight. This Nieuport of l'escadrille N 62 is painted as "Zigomar 5" that was flown by French ace Paul Tarascon, known as "l'as la jambe de bois" or the ace with the wooden leg, who finished the war with 12 victories.

This Spitfire was built at Castle Bromwich in 1944 and participated in D-Day. After the war, it served with the Royal Netherlands Air Force and Belgian Air Force. It was brought to the USA in 1964 and came into private ownership. On display at the Museum of Flight, it wears the code '5J-Z' of No. 126 Squadron RAF.

"O'Reilly's Daughter" at the Museum of Flight. This P-40N has a low flight time of only 60 hours. It is painted in the markings of 1LT Philip E. Colman of the 26th FS, 5th FG, Chinese-American Composite Wing. Successor to the Flying Tigers and the China Air Task Force (CATF), the CACW was formed in Jul 1943 by Gen C. Chennault and equipped with the new P-40N. It comprised of American and Chinese pilots who trained at Karachi, India. CACW formed part of the 14th Air Force in the CBI theatre. At 378 mph the N was the fastest Warhawk after the plane was lightened and the rear canopy squared off.

arrived at the museum on May 27th 2015

64-0776 is the only Phantom to down a MiG with all 3 of the primary weapons systems of the Vietnam era : AIM-7 vs MiG-21 23/04/1967 Maj. Robert D. Anderson / Capt. Fred D. Kjer 366th TFW / 389th TFS (based at DaNang AB, Vietnam) AIM-9 vs MiG-21 22/05/1967 LtCol Robert F. Titus / 1Lt. Milan Zimmer 366th TFW / 389th TFS (based at DaNang AB, Vietnam) SUU-16 20mm external gun-pod vs MiG-21 22/05/1967 LtCol Robert F. Titus / 1Lt. Milan Zimmer 366th TFW / 389th TFS (based at DaNang AB, Vietnam)

To Basler Flight Services in Apr 89. Converted to BT-67. To the Colombian National Police Sep 91 as PNC-0212. Overran on landing at Aguas Claras (Colombia) 30 Apr 2003 and damaged beyond economical repair.

Sold in Uruguay as CX-BDG in 1964. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Scrapped. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne, Australia

Scanned from slide.

In the Kids Flight Zone.

US President Jimmy Carter signed the Air Cargo Reform Bill on November 9, 1977 allowing cargo airlines to operate larger aircraft. Federal Express bought six 727s from United Airlines in December 1997. Christened Nicole, this was the first one delivered on January 11, 1978 . Finally withdrawn in December 2002 the aircraft was later broken up. Federal Express chose to re-use the registration on the carrier's first 767-3S2F delivered from Boeing on September 5, 2013.

Operated by Ziegler Inc. Later to Argentina as LV-CKK.

Late-war photo of one of the Boeing 307s impressed into USAAF service. Picture may when the aircraft was being delivered to Boeing for overhaul before being returned to TWA. Photo from: Civil Aviation Historical Society, Melbourne Australia