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Alabama Air National Guard - Republic RF-84F Thunderflash
Alabama Air National Guard - Republic RF-84F-35-RE Thunderflash 53-7529, of the 160th Tactical Reconnaissance Squadron, with 53-7526, 53-7542, 53-7547, 53-7611 (-40) and 53-7595 (-40)

Wisconsin Air National Guard - Northrop F-89J Scorpion 53-2536, of the 126th Fighter Interceptor Squadron. built as an F-89D-60-NO and upgraded to F-89J. Wisconsin ANG 126th FIS

Fairey Gannet AS. 4 XG631
Royal Navy - Fairey Gannet ECM.6 XG831 (msn F9373), of 831 Naval Air Squadron. Built as an AS.4, converted to ECM.6, re-delivered on 31 May 1957

Piasecki Vertol CH-21C 83 17
Bundeswehr Heer (German Army) - Piasecki (Vertol) CH-21C 83 17 (msn WG17), one of 32 built under license by Weser Flugzeugbau for the West German Army, at Niedermendig, circa 1970

McDonnell F-4D Phantom II 64-0972A
United States Air Force - McDonnell F-4D-26-MC Phantom II 64-0972A (msn 1443), at RAF Alconbury in May 1967, with three others during delivery to USAFE units

Fieseler Fi 156C Storch D-EDEC
Fieseler Fi 156C-3 Storch D-EDEC (msn 5802) Bofen Die Echten Dellkornbrote. This aircraft was written off in April 1959, but repaired

Percival P. 66 President I OY-AVA
Percival P.66 President I OY-AVA (msn H.P.AL Pem79). G-AOJG with Hunting-Percival. 69-697 and M-697 with the Royal Danish Air Force. OY-AVA on the Danish civil register

Fournier RF-3 CS-ALI (msn 72), of the Aero-Club Portugal. Currently (2009) preserved, hanging from the roof of the same hangar

United States Navy - Pratt-Read XLNE-1 31506, competition #32, at Harris Hill, Elmira, NY in 1946 for the first US soaring contest held after WWII

United States Air Force - Convair F-102A Delta Dagger
United States Air Force - Convair F-102A-25-CO Delta Dagger 53-1817, of Air Proving Ground Command. This photo shows the original short fin fitted to the proto Types and first 66 production aircraft

Prince Genji leaning over a low cabinet and looking at a woman with an album in her hands, Japanese print, Kunisada (I), Utagawa, Kinugasa Fusajiro, Watanabe Shoemon, 1849 - 1850

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Currently soaring through the skies, these remarkable aircraft showcase the rich history and diversity of aviation. From the Alabama Air National Guard's Republic RF-84F Thunderflash to the Fairey Gannet AS. 4 XG631, each one tells a unique story of courage and innovation. Among them is the Piasecki Vertol CH-21C 83 17, a true workhorse known for its exceptional lifting capabilities. Its powerful rotors have carried countless troops and supplies to remote locations, proving its reliability time and time again. In contrast, we have the awe-inspiring Lockheed SR-71A 61-7964, an iconic symbol of speed and stealth. This marvel of engineering has pushed boundaries with its incredible Mach 3+ capabilities, leaving onlookers in sheer amazement as it streaks across the sky. Another legendary fighter that graces our skies is the McDonnell F-4D Phantom II 64-0972A. With its sleek design and formidable firepower, this aircraft has defended our skies with unwavering determination. On a more serene note, we have witnessed graceful flights by the Fieseler Fi 156C Storch D-EDEC and Percival P. 66 President I OY-AVA. These vintage beauties remind us of a bygone era when aviation was still in its infancy but held endless possibilities. Adding to this diverse lineup is the Fournier RF-3 CS-ALI - a nimble glider that effortlessly rides thermals high above us. It showcases not only man's ability to harness nature's forces but also his desire for exploration beyond conventional means. The Wisconsin Air National Guard proudly displays their Northrop F-89J Scorpion - an interceptor designed to protect our airspace from potential threats during tense times in history. Not forgetting naval aviation prowess, we admire United States Navy's Pratt Read XLNE1 31506, a versatile aircraft that has served on various missions with utmost precision and reliability.