An F-35I Adir takes to the sky at NAS JRB Fort Worth for a test flight.

'Flying above an IDF base in the south as part of the Air Force Day program.' Photo by: Yaakov Saar / National Photo Collection of Israel

Originally delivered to Israel in 1978 under the Peace Fox 1 program, this Eagle/Baz has since been brought up to the F-15C standard, among the modifications being added is the fuel conformal tank, visible just behind the air intake. "678" carries the emblem of the 133th Squadron usually based at Tel Nof AB but is seen here at Ovda during Blue Flag 2017.

This Israeli Skytrain carries a serial on the rear fuselage, just right of the roundel. Unfortunately it is partly hidden behind a taped cloth, and the remaining numbers are very hard to read. Close examination of the original photo appears to show a "4" to the left of the cover cloth, and "28" to the right of it. Only one Israeli C-47 is known to match this, namely 4X-528 which was reported in the UK in 1954/1955 on delivery to Israel. This photo may have been taken during that delivery flight. No c/n is known for this 4X-528, and all in all the identification of the aircraft in this photo remains highly uncertain.

This is an Israeli Air Force aircraft that later obtained serial 030/4X-FNW. It has US serial 43-48534. The photo may have been taken at Blackbushe, UK during the Farnborough week in September 1958.