Part of the flying display at the 2014 Nyutabaru Air Festival.

Sea King 12440 at Shearwater doing pilot training with external loads.

"This Horsa Glider is a replica of the aircraft that were used during the Second World War. Special about this device is that original parts have been used to complete it. There are only two of these around the world. Approximately four thousand Horsa Gliders were produced until 1946. None of these devices have been preserved. That is why this exact replica with original parts is a very special asset to the museum" according to the Warmuseum website

Delivered in 1970. Stored at Grazzanise in 2004. Sold as N991SF in 2012 and returned to airworthy status.

AMIGO flight conducts the split just after departure

17-8440 was the last F-4EJ that left the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries production line. Mitsubishi had been building 127 F-4EJs under license. She was delivered to the JASDF on May 20, 1981. As the production line at the McDonnell Douglas factory in St.Louis had already been closed, 17-8440 was also the last (#5195) F-4 Phantom II built. She received the upgrade to the F-4EJ Kai version, and is still operational with 301 Hikotai, currently based at Hyakuri AB.

Became N991SF (with c/n stated as 54258) and still current in 2019.