The SAPD helicopter unit known as EAGLE, honored fallen SAPD Officer Robert Deckard by memorializing him through a helicopter dedication. Eagle honored Officer Deckard by continuing its tradition of honoring the lives of fallen officers by placing their initials and last three numbers of their badge onto the tail of the helicopter

the SAPD helicopter unit, known as EAGLE, honored fallen SAPD Detective Benjamin Marconi by including his initials and last three numbers of his badge in the helicopter's registration number

the SAPD helicopter unit, known as EAGLE, honored fallen SAPD Officer Miguel Moreno by including his initial and last four numbers of his badge in the helicopter's registration number

Registered as N3588W in 1980, XB-DMO, XA-SYB, N3588W in 1995 then N808AB in 2008. Current on the register in 2025.

The second Grumman Goose, owned by Henry Morgan, one of ten affluent Long Island businessmen who requested the design of the G-21. Morgan's wife and friends made a trip all the way to Texas in the aircraft. Like other early Geese it was acquired by the Canadian air force in 1940. It crashed at Nassau in the Bahamas in 1947 as VP-BAE. Photo from: San Antonio Light / University of Texas at San Antonio

SNJ-5 ex USN BuAer 51974 airworthy at Stinson Field in 1987 wearing the circular symbol of USN Pensacola and the period red 'training band'.