The 7th CTS (Combat Training Squadron) "Screamin Demons". The 7th was tasked with the flight training of future F-117A pilots and used T-38s, AT-38s as well as F-117As. The unit provided Initial Qualification Training for Pilots Entering the F-117A and was the only F-117A Training Squadron with in the USAF. The squadron used some striking black Talons with a fin tip showing three F-117s.

The 60th Fighter Squadron "Fighting Crows" commanders birds showed up at Holloman AFB. The 60th FS, once part ot the 33 Fighter Wing, was inactivated on 1 January 2009 at home base Egline AFB (FL).

This Huey was once delivered to the US Army as a boring green UH-1H but once converted to JUH-1H (mid-ninetees) it received a beautiful white/orange color scheme with White Sands Missile Range titels. The helicopter was Class E damaged on 21 August 2003 at Holloman AFB (NM) during a post maintenance test flight, but restored to flying condition. By December 2014, the helicopter was flown to the Medical Simulation Training Center at Fort Bliss (TX) and is since then in use as an instructional airframe.

The 7th CTS (Combat Training Squadron) "Screamin Demons". The 7th was tasked with the flight training of future F-117A pilots and used T-38s, AT-38s as well as F-117As. The unit provided Initial Qualification Training for Pilots Entering the F-117A and was the only F-117A Training Squadron with in the USAF. The squadron used some striking black Talons with a fin tip showing three F-117s.

The 58th Fighter Squadron "Mighty Gorillas" operated the F-15 Eagle from 1979 to September 2009 and then became the first F-35 Lightning II training squadron within the USAF. The squadron claimed the first Iraqi air force kill during Desert Storm on 17 January 1991 when a pilot of the squadron shot down an Iraqi Air Force MiG-29 with an AIM-7 Sparrow air to air missile, fired from his F-15C.

This F-16C, at that moment a F-16CG, but later modified to CM by Ogden at Hill, shows a multi coloured fin tip, indicating this is a 388 Fighter Wing commanders bird.

A striking Talon pictured at the platform of homebase Holloman AFB (NM). The 586th Flight Test Squadron is part of the 96th Test Wing based at Holloman. The 586th plans, analyzes, coordinates and conducts flight tests of advanced weapons and avionics systems primarily on the White Sands Missile Range. It provides deployable operational support for test aircraft staging out of Holloman. The squadron flight tests guidance systems, laser systems, air-to-air/air-to-ground systems, long-range and standoff weapons, live warheads, and provides target and photo/safety chase.