painted as USAF Thunderbirds 1, to commemorate the 1982 Thunderbirds Indian Springs Diamond Crash (18th January 1982) killing all 4 pilots

painted as F-16C 84-1390, shot down on 27th February 1991 over Iraq, during "Desert Storm". The pilot, Captain William F. Andrews, ejected and became a PoW, but was released eight days later after the end of the war.

Capt. Bob Swain managed to shoot down an Iraqi Bo-105 helicopter with the A-10's 30mm gatling cannon during Operation Desert Storm, on Feb 6, 1991. It would be one of two A-10 aerial kills during Operation Desert Storm.

most successful US MiG-killer of the War over SEA

this JHH-3 can be found at the Air Warrier Combat Memorial at the North gate.

Vietnam War Linebacker II participant. Destroyed 1 North Vietnamese MiG-21. Red MiG-21 silhouette above cluster of 8 bomb mission symbols.

W Leo Schuth, in suit, started Valley Flying Service in 1939. After Pearl Harbor he became the commander of the local CAP unit. Schuth and a trainee pilot, the son of one of his mechanics, lost their lives in a Luscombe crash on 7 April 1944. The airfield became Pine Valley Airpark in 1948 and later the USAF Academy Airfield. The Cub was deregistered on 18 August 1948. Photo from: Pikes Peak Library District

Preserved at the USAF Academy from 1967. Moved to the Pueblo-Weisbrod Aviation Museum, CO in 2003.

Built in 1975.

Built in 1971. Used for training officer cadets.