Pennsylvania ANG F-94C 51-13575 was displayed for a time at Tower City, PA and later in the collection of the New England Air Museum at Bradley, CT. The aircraft, part of the US Air Force Museum loan program, was acquired by the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum, McMinnville, OR in 2010. It was restored for display in 2012.

The first USAF fighter to have an afterburner, the F-94 Starfire was an all-weather interceptor derived from the F-80 and T-33 although the F-94C was much modified. Machine guns were replaced in the F-94C by a neat ring of 24 unguided rockets around the nose behind four doors that moved inwards for combat, as shown here. Firing them tended to flame out the jet engine, however, and they had to be moved to underwing pods.