Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (15 Viewers)

[Viking1066]

USS Coral Sea (CV 43) underway in the Mediterranean Sea 1986 the net

 

[Frog]

Yakovlev Yak-24 (Horse) :

 

[Gnomey]

Good shots!

 

[cammerjeff]

FJ-4B of VA-63 lauches from USS Midway (CVA-41) USN
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Speed brakes open and tail hook down, I don't think thats a Launch, I think that is a "Bolter"!

 

[special ed]

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Which museum is this and does anyone recognize the double engine at left near window in pic #3?

 

[Wurger]

Which museum is this and does anyone recognize the double engine at left near window in pic #3?

The Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, IMHO.

 

[Donivanp]

The Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, IMHO.

Yes Frontiers of flight at Love field Dallas.
I need to go back up again. Cramped but Very Very cool.

 

[fannum]

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YC14/40

 

[fannum]

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Hey GTX guy ... and a few others ... as much as we appreciate your frequent, quite interesting posts, HOW ABOUT SOME IDENTIFICATION AND CONTEXT AS APPROPRIATE????
Many images are obscure and/or unique with odd locations, uses, mods, etc.

This SM-62/B-62 Snark was perhaps our first ICBM, one of few unmanned missile craft to get bomber or fighter designation, and few realize it was tail less!
On reaching a target, the warhead/nose would jettison, then follow a ballistic trajectory towards its target. Due to the sudden shift in its CG caused by separation, the fuselage would perform an abrupt pitch-up maneuver in order to avoid a collision with the warhead. The resulting break-up of the missile's structure added clutter which confused enemy radar.

TIA, Bob

 

[GTX]

The Frontiers of Flight Museum in Dallas, IMHO.

Correct

 

[GTX]

Picture of a worse for wear F-16:

Which actually has a very interesting history:

F-16 Aircraft Database - Airframe Details for F-16 #75-0752 - F-16.net

www.f-16.net

 

[Donivanp]

Hey GTX guy ... and a few others ... as much as we appreciate your frequent, quite interesting posts, HOW ABOUT SOME IDENTIFICATION AND CONTEXT AS APPROPRIATE????
Many images are obscure and/or unique with odd locations, uses, mods, etc.

This SM-62/B-62 Snark was perhaps our first ICBM, one of few unmanned missile craft to get bomber or fighter designation, and few realize it was tail less!
On reaching a target, the warhead/nose would jettison, then follow a ballistic trajectory towards its target. Due to the sudden shift in its CG caused by separation, the fuselage would perform an abrupt pitch-up maneuver in order to avoid a collision with the warhead. The resulting break-up of the missile's structure added clutter which confused enemy radar.

TIA, Bob

It's not a Snark. It is a Regulus II. US Navy Chance Vought. Thought we covered that already.

 

[c1951]

HMS Eagle 1955 photo 7 the net
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Its got Suez stripes from November 1956-"Operation Musketeer." Once upon a time was G-31 3 at Prestwick for Scottish Aviation and converted to a "target tug" as SE-EBL. Saw it in the paint shop and can still smell the paint from 1962. Location: On display as part of the USS Midway Museum in San Diego, California

 

[Viking1066]

McDonnell CF-101B Voodoo414 Sqn North Bay 1964 the net

 

[Viking1066]

McDonnell Douglas CF-188B Hornet 439 Sqn 1980's the net

 

[Viking1066]

McDonnell Douglas F-4E Phantom II 172 Filo Turkish AF the net

 

[Viking1066]

McDonnell Douglas F-4M Phantom FGR2 92 Sqn 1982 the net

 

[Viking1066]

First F-15A arrives at Langley AFB, January 1976 the net

 

[Viking1066]

Fairfield A-10A Thunderbolt II "81-0952" the net

 

[Viking1066]

F11F-1 Tigers prepare to launch as an A4D Skyhawk roars off a waist catapult on board USS Forrestal (CVA 59) 1958 the net