Then owned by the Hiller Aviation Museum of San Carlos, CA, this 1945 vintage DC-3 was exported to Russia in 2013.

This aircraft is seen performing a re-enactment of the first official air mail flight in the world at the 2010 Wings over Wine Country Air Show. On February 17, 1911, Fred Wiseman carried three letters between Petaluma, California and Santa Rosa, California. Update: On April 20, 2013, this aircraft made an emergency crash landing in a Santa Rosa-area vineyard, flipping over and coming to rest inverted. Fortunately, the pilot survived and the aircraft was declared repairable.

This C-17A demonstrator, based at March ARB in Riverside, CA, makes a smoky landing at Wings Over Wine Country.

Photographed from the loading ramp of a C-17 on display at the Wings Over Wine Country Airshow 2010. This Tracker was returning from a routine work flight rather than an aerial display. Registration N438DF was previously used on US-2A c/n 695, which never actual service as an airtanker (scrapped at Abbotsford in 2004).

Seen returning to home base during the Wings Over Wine Country Air Show 2010.

With a great roar and a whirlwind of dust and grass, this C-17 demonstrates its ability to reverse taxi under its own power. Seen at Wings over Wine Country 2010.