Preserved at Mesa Gateway, Arizona

Delivered to the USAAF as an AT-7 42-2438 in 1943. Civilianised as C18S N8073H in 1957. To the Pima Air Museum in 1982 and painted in its former military markings.

With the Nellis flightline slipping away beneath it, this Ohio ANG A-7D is off on a Gunsmoke 87' sortie

Carrying Mk.76 practice bombs to the range is this Ohio ANG A-7D as it departs runway 21R

A-7D in it's new two tone grey on short final for 21R

4450TG A-7K on short final to Nellis.

Moved from the Pima Air Museum for the airshow. Delivered to the USAAF as an AT-7 42-2438 in 1943. Civilianised as C18S N8073H in 1957. To the Pima Air Museum in 1982 and painted in its former military markings.

The photo was taken at RAAF East Sale in late 1961 or early 1962. It had a number of deployments in the early 1960s to RAAF East Sale with other B-57Bs as part of the USAF Crowflight deployments. Early 1962 it was back at East Sale in the same role of medium-level air sampling the filters were located in the special wingtip pods. Later in 1962, the USAF moved the Crowflight deployments to RAAF Laverton with Laverton hosting U-2s. The B-57Bs were stationed at the Avalon airfield. This aircraft sadly crashed after take-off from Laverton with the loss of both the crew on the 1962-09-17.

The photo was taken at RAAF East Sale in late 1961 or early 1962. It had a number of deployments in the early 1960s to RAAF Base East Sale with other B-57Bs as part of the USAF Crowflight deployments. The aircraft had the designation NB-57B painted, on the forward left fuselage just forward of the cockpit. Early 1962 it was back at East Sale in the same role of medium-level air sampling the filters were located in the special wingtip pods. Joe Baugher's page indicates this aircraft was written 14th January 1980.

Delivered to the USAAF as 41-27369 in 1942. To N66668 in 1957 then to XA-MOL in 1958. To the USAF Museum at Castle AFB in 1981 and preserved unmarked. Left the museum in 1990 and went to Chino, CA. Last noted there around 1995, fate unknown.

Delivered to the USAAF as 41-9577 in 1942. Civilianised as N6953C in 1957. To the Pima Air Museum in 1985 and painted in its original military markings again.

57FIS F-15C participating in Red Flag at Nellis AFB sets up for final to runway 21R

Turning a tight final to runway 21R is a 57FIS F-15C which was here for a Red Flag exercise

57FIS F-15C on short final to Nellis AFB

New Mexico ANG A-7D pays a visit to March AFB

This is the last B-52D to leave March AFB bringing a close to bomber ops for the 22BW. The aircraft was flown to Barksdale AFB for display and the day was marred by frigid rain and hail just as the B-52 departed.

Delivered to the USAAF as 41-9525 in 1942. Civilianised as NC65434 in 1946. Reregistered as N65434 in 1950. To Beale AFB Museum in 1983 marked as 901. Moved to Jackson Barracks New Orleans, LA in 2006 when the museum closed.

The photo was taken at RAAF East Sale in late 1961 or early 1962. It had a number of deployments in the early 1960s to RAAF East Sale with other B-57Bs as part of the USAF Crowflight deployments. Early 1962 it was back at East Sale in the same role of medium-level air sampling the filters were located in the special wingtip pods. Later in 1962, the USAF moved the Crowflight deployments to RAAF Laverton with Laverton hosting U-2s. The B-57Bs were stationed at the Avalon airfield. This aircraft sadly crashed after take-off from Laverton with the loss of both the crew on the 1962-09-17. Fuselage data show the B-57Bs having the designation NB-57B, for special weapons trials.

Identity unkown. Preserved with fake ID. It is not 41-27391. Possibly ex-XA-SED c/n unknown.