Photographer: Roger Pollack.

Ex USAF 43-17224. Photographer unknown, received via Nelson Hare.

This F-100D is loaded out with two Mk.117 750 pound bombs (one on each inboard pylon) and two napalm canisters (one on each outboard pylon). Slide taken by Mr. R. Leblanc.

This A-4C was assigned to VA-195 aboard USS Bon Homme Richard in 1965. The carrier was operating in the Tonkin Gulf conducting combat operations. It appears 147755 diverted to Da Nang prior to dropping its ordnance, which consists of Mk.82 500 lb. bombs. The nose fuses have been removed from the bombs, and a USAF crew appears to be downloading them from the a/c. This a/c was damaged beyond repair on 18 August 1971 at NAS Glynco, GA.

Loaded with four Mk.82 500# bombs, four rocket pods containing five Zuni 5 inch unguided rockets per pod, and at least two Sparrow air to air missiles. This F-4B was later converted to a F-4N. After conversion it was assigned to VF-161. On 6 October 1976 it was damaged beyond repair while still with VF-161. Slide taken by Mr. Richard Leblanc.

This C-140A was used for checking the accuracy and alignment of ground navigation equipment including Tacan stations and instrument landing systems in the Southeast Asia area. Mr. Richard Leblanc photographer.

Slide taken by Mr. Richard Leblanc. In the left background is a row of USMC Douglas EF-10B Skynight a/c.

This a/c was shot down by anti-aircraft fire on 1 September 1966 over Vietnam. The pilot, Major Norman Schmidt, was captured by the North Vietnamese but did not survive his time in captivity. This slide was taken by Mr. Richard LeBlanc.

Delivered new 16th Oct 2017 and current at time of upload

Delivered new to Asiana 22nd Dec 2009 and transferred to Air Seoul July 2017 , current at time of upload

Delivered new 28th Dec 2018 and current at time of upload