Pictures of Cold War aircraft. (15 Viewers)

Why is it marked : '' ARMY '' ?
To show good taste.
 
Westland Wessx with Napier-Eland turbine.

WESTLAND WESSEX..jpg
 
There was a Canberra, the "fishbowl" version, that sat at Melbourne Airport for years; it had British markings with NAVY on the sides. It was abandoned. They finally got tired of it and auctioned it off. I think the Valiant Air Command Museum ended up with it.
 
Formation of F-94s over Thule circa 1952 the net
The F-94 was the first American all-weather jet interceptor. Here is a formation over Thule ci...png
 
USS Midway Fall 1975 Indian Ocean cruise. VQ-1 used the rabbit and globe vertical tail marking in 1975 only on this EA-3B the net
USS Midway Fall 1975 Indian Ocean cruise. VQ-1 used the rabbit and globe vertical tail marking...png
 
Nice shots!
 
I recall an article in Air Progress in the early 1970's said there were 114 privately owned jet fighters in the USA. I wonder how many there are now. Collings also has a flying F-100, Mig-15, Mig-17 and Mig-21 among others. In the early 90's the Polish were offering surplus Migs for $5000 each.
Screenshot 2026-08-14 at 17-59-15 The Last Flying Phantom &#8211 America’s only airworthy F-4D...png
 
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Yak-18 training aircraft photot 2 the net
Yak-18 training aircraft photot 2 1974-1961 the net.png
 

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