Aircraft still current as an Arrow Sport. Photo from: History Nebraska

K25 slide scan. Delivered 1986, to National Museum of the United States Air Force Wright Patterson 2002.

Operating from it's temporary home at Lincoln Nebraska while Offutt undergoes runway re-construction was this TC-135W

HUSKER KC-135R taxiing to runway 18

An E-4B callsign HULK 99 departs Lincoln off runway 18

HUSKER KC-135R working the Lincoln pattern during the early evening hours

A Vance T-1A of the 3 FTS shoots an approach to runway 36. This scheme was finished and brought to Vance on June 10 of this year.

COBRA 63 working the Lincoln tower pattern late in the day

K25 slide scan. After termination of the BLM Alaska contract Duncan Aviation's Argosy fleet gathered at Lincoln, NE for the last time. By 1991 it was a higly unusual view of three Argosies parked on the flightline. G-BFVT leading, followed by N896U and N1430Z.

K25 slide scan. Owner Duncan Aviation. Delivered as XR143 to RAF April 1964. Converted to E1 July 1969. Made last RAF operational Argosy flight on 22 January 1978. Sold to Duncan Aviation and flown to Lincoln, NE as a spares source for their two operational Argosies. By 2003 had moved by ground transport to Mid America Museum of Aviation and Transportation, Sioux City, IA and put on display.

K25 slide scan. Owner Duncan Aviation. First Argosy, delivered to BEA as G-AOZZ December 1961. Withdrawn 1965 and bought by Universal Airlines 1968, in storage at Marana by 1969. Aquired by Duncan Aviation 1971 for BLM contract work in Alaska, active until 1990 then flown to Lincoln, NE. Stencilled inscription on aircraft nose reads amongst others " last commercial flight 9/30/1990". Donated to Yankee Air Museum and flown to Willow Run 29 December 1991. Scrapped 2013.

K25 slide scan. Owner Duncan Aviation. Delivered as XP447 to RAF March 1963. Converted to T2 November 1974. Sold to Duncan Aviation for BLM contract work in Alaska, remained active until about 1991. Flown to Lincoln, NE after end of contract. Later donated to Museum of Flying, Santa Monica, CA. By 2013 at Milestones of Flight Museum, Lancaster, CA which closed down in 2015.