Photo by Denis Hughes.

From 81 TFW at Bentwaters. Later converted to an RF-101G and served with the Arkansas and Kentucky Air National Guards. To Davis Monthan in August 1972 and scrapped in 1975 (photo John Fox)

Build 1957. Ex USAF s/n 57-442, F-101B-100-MC Voodoo. In the colors of 416th (Lynx) Sqdrn .

Location needs confirmation. Photographer unknown

Transferred into storage at the AMARC bone yard in 1982. Sent to be a ground trainer at Spangdahlem air base, Germany,,

Manufactured by McDonnell Aircraft Corporation in St. Louis, Missouri in 1959 for U.S. Air Force. Transferred to Canadian Armed Forces in 1971. Withdrawn from service in 1984 and transferred to the museum the same year.

Retired from the New York Air National Guard, this Voodoo went to Hill AFB, UT for preservation. The big fighter was later moved to Pocatello Regional airport for display with Vietnam era camouflage and a fictitious "PO" code (presumably for Pocatello).

Stored at Davis-Monthan AFB with park code FF342 in 1976. To the museum in 1979.

This F-101B on display in the NMUSAF's Cold War Gallery served with the 18th FIS, Grand Forks AFB, ND, and the 142nd FIG, Oregon ANG at Portland. It was flown to the museum in February 1981

Tony Lloyd image

Later converted to RF-101H and served with Nevada and Kentucky ANGs before withdrawal to MASDC in 1972. Scrapped in 1977 (photo by John Fox)

Delivered new to the 18th TRS/363rd TRW at Shaw AFB, SC in October 1957, next month it participated in Op Sun Run in which three new transcontinental speed records for the type were set. In Oct 1962 it flew low-altitude recon during the Cuban Missile Crisis and helped confirm that offensive missile sites were being dismantled. In March 1966 it went to war with the 45th TRS/460th TRW from Tan Son Nhut AB in Vietnam, seeing deployments to Misawa and Kadena in Japan, Andersen in Guam and Hickam, HI. In November 1970 it was transferred to the 153rd TRS/186rd TRG at Meridian, MS. To USAFM Oct 1978