Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (4 Viewers)

[GTX]

 

[Snowman]

 

[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

[Snowman]

The source: the Internet.

 

[Donivanp]

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The source: the Internet.

142 FW Red Hawks, Oregon ANG, Portland IAP.

 

[Snowman]

 

[Donivanp]

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B-36, B-52 and the little one in the front is the B-47

 

[GreenKnight121]

Two 405th FW F-100 with a OV-10 in tow

The pic title says "and_ny_ang_f-100c_super_sabres_over_vietnam_c1969".

 

[GreenKnight121]

A nice USMC Vietnam-era shot... VMCJ-2 aircraft 1965-66.
(Marine Composite Reconnaissance Squadron 2)

Front to rear:
RF-4B Phantom II "Rhino", EF-10B Skyknight "Drut", RF-8A Crusader, EA-6A Intruder "Electric Intruder".

The RF-4B was, before October 1962, designated F4H-1P.
The EF-10B was, before October 1962, designated F3D-2Q.
The RF-8A was, before October 1962, designated F8U-1P.
The EA-6A was, before October 1962, designated A2F-1H. Only the EA-6B was named "Prowler".

Someone is in trouble... the plane captain for the RF-4B neglected to stow the crew ladder before clearing it for take-off!

 

[Snowman]

NT-33A (T-33A-1-LO 51-4120) used for tests successively by Lockheed, Allison Division of General Motors, USAF Wright Air Development Center and the Flight Research Department of the Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory. With Calspan converted to NT-33A with F-94 nose and used for variable stability research and simulating a variety of aircraft such as X-15, A-10, F-15, F-16, F/А-18, F-117, F-22 under development. Retired April 28, 1997, at the time was oldest flying USAF aircraft. Now on display at USAF Museum, Dayton, OH.

The source: Joebaugher.com, the Internet.

 

[Wurger]

 

[Escuadrilla Azul]

Retired April 28, 1997, at the time was oldest flying USAF aircraft.

Amazing!