This aircraft was the last Constellation operated by the US military when the Navy flew it into Florence on June 25, 1982 for display at the Florence Air and Missile Museum. By 1993 its belly and bottom radome had been damaged by a brush fire and it was parked next to a disassembled B-29.

Feature attraction at a miniature golf course

This aircraft was the last Constellation operated by the US military when the Navy flew it into Florence on June 25, 1982 for display at the Florence Air and Missile Museum. By 1993 its belly and bottom radome had been damaged by a brush fire and it was parked next to a disassembled B-29.

This aircraft was the last operational Constellation with the US military. It was flown to Florence in the early 1980's for inclusion in the Florence Air Museum collection but allowed to rot in a field adjacent to the museum. The landing gear and engines were used in the restoration of N1005C at the AMC Museum. Uploaded with permission of Jim Leech, AMC Museum.

Opened in 2014, the Vietnam Experience Exhibit next to the museum carrier Yorktown includes several helicopters.

Unveiled just a couple of days earlier, the Tomcat aboard the museum carrier Yorktown sports a fresh coat of paint.

The twin-engined variant of the Cobra entered service with the US Marines in 1971, and it saw action in Vietnam.

Weathering the storm.

The E-1 Tracer was the airborne early warning variant of the S-2 Tracker. Preserved on the USS Yorktown.