Delivered new to VT-25 at NAS Beeville, Texas in November 1975, later assigned to VT-7 at NAS Meridian, Mississippi. In 1998 transferred to NAS Pensacola, Florida for use as a ground trainer. Currently on loan from the National Naval Aviation Museum and on display at Veteran's Memorial Park in Collegedale, Tennessee.

Museum staff prepping their newly acquired TA-4J from Roosevelt Roads for static display. Photo taken a few days after it's arrival on April 24 2003.

Delivered to the US Navy as Bu37257 on 9 Aug 1945. Stored at Litchfield Park, AZ on 30 Jan 1954, then sold as N7255C in 1957 and stored unused at Douglas-Bisbee, AZ. In 1974 its rear fuselage was exchanged with the damaged rear fuselage of N6856C c/n 15-1156. In Dec 1975 the now damaged aircraft was donated to the Pima museum, but remained stored at Douglas-Bisbee until it was trucked to the museum on 30 Mar 1982. There it was stored yet again until restoration finally began in 2003. During that process the aircraft was mistakenly painted as 32757 instead of 37257. As can be seen, the Navy blue has faded considerably over the past 20 years. A repaint would be a good opportunity to also correct the serial.

This N2S-3 was flown twice by former president George H.W. Bush on solo flights during his flight training at NAS Minneapolis in January 1943. After the war sold surplus and registered N75032 in November 1949. Acquired by the museum in 1992, the aircraft is seen here undergoing a routine restoration cleaning and checkup in 2019. It currently is on display hanging in the Blue Angel Atrium in the main museum building.

"VANDY 11" F-14D taxis in for static display at the 2003 Miramar show

"SLIP 81" flight of 6xF-14's followed by "SLIP 91" a flight of 5 more, departed that Sunday morning to return to Oceana. Aircraft was SARDIP December 16 also at Oceana. Of note this aircraft wears 45 OIF mission marks.

"DUST 49" E-6B works the March tower pattern on a Saturday afternoon

VP-9 "Golden Eagles. Practising approaches runway 31.

About to land on Runway 12 for a freight pick-up at Prestwick. Arrived from Sigonella, Sicily and departed to Gdańsk, Poland as CNV6611. Taken on charge new by the US Navy in 2014.