Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (74 Viewers)

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F-84
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F-104...saw limited service in Vietnam
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I saw the one on static display at Camp Shelby, MS earlier this year, got a pic or two. They're neat a/c, well designed for the job but passed up by tech.
One at the Army Aviation Museum at Ft Rucker
 
One at the Army Aviation Museum at Ft Rucker

It's interesting to me for a couple of reasons. 1) in design concept, it's one of the first planes to really be designed to the mission. Yes, the Navy had dedicated interceptors and attack airplanes, but for such a niche role it really is unique in the time-frame, and 2) I like low-and-slow gingerbread-man aircraft.

Plus, they've got great big bug-eyes that are pretty creepy. I'd hate to have it scouting me.
 
It's interesting to me for a couple of reasons. 1) in design concept, it's one of the first planes to really be designed to the mission. Yes, the Navy had dedicated interceptors and attack airplanes, but for such a niche role it really is unique in the time-frame, and 2) I like low-and-slow gingerbread-man aircraft.

Plus, they've got great big bug-eyes that are pretty creepy. I'd hate to have it scouting me.
Indeed I always thought it looked the dragon fly
 
Three FJ-4s of H&MS-11 training near Mt. Fuji during 1957 USMC
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