Allocated serial 66-8381, N901NA was delivered directly to NASA. It replaced an earlier NASA T-38 (63-8181 cn N5528) with registration N901NA that crashed February 28, 1966. Records show that all prime crew astronauts from the early space programs (Mercury, Gemini and Apollo) flew this aircraft. Retired to AMARC in November 2011, it was moved to Bowling Green in February 2014.

Managed by the National Museum of the United States Air Force Loan Program, this T-33 was on display at the Yankee Air Force Museum in Ypsilanti, MI before arriving by road at the Aviation Heritage Park, Bowling Green, KY on Sep 24, 2011.

On loan from the National Naval Aviation Museum, this Panther is displayed in Aviation Heritage Park with Blue Angels colors. Dedicated to Kentucky native LCDR John Magda, a Blue Angel pilot who was killed in combat over Korea on March 9, 1951.