What a wingspan! This is former USAF WB-57F 63-13501, which in turn was remanufactured by General Dynamics from RB-57D 53-3975. It was transferred to MASDC storage on 15 Sep 1982 and is now on display at the Pima museum.

At the Pima Air and Space Museum. Later restored in USAAF colours with its original serial, 38-593.

Preserved in the Pima museum.

Still carrying the AMARC inventory number CX001 on the nose.

Preserved 1931-built three-seat biplane.

Retired to MASDC on Mar 23, 1976.

Prior to restoration. Seemingly marked as 'N5340', due to previous registration N534C showing through.

A rather generic looking color scheme prior to restoration to the presidential fleet turquoise and white colors.

Restored by Boeing Aircraft between 1994 and 2001, and currently on display in Pan American colors at the Smithsonian's Udvar Hazy Center at Dulles Airport.

One of two XHUM-1 tandem rotor helicopters built for US Navy evaluation. It was a development of the smaller Jovanovich JOV-3 designed by Drago Jovanovich at the Helicopter Engineering and Research Corporation in 1948. The Pima Air & Space Museum has since move it inside for display.

Seen long before restoration for the Pima Air & Space Museum, this is the only surviving example of four modified Neptunes operated by VAH-21 on night interdiction work over the Mekong Delta. An extensive electronic sensor suite replaced the ASW gear, including LLTV, SLAR and equipment to detect vehicle ignition systems. Armed with twin 20 mm cannon in tail plus two minigun pods and four bombs underwing.

No fewer than six ex-IAF Liberators are preserved worldwide. This was delivered to the RAF as KH304 in 9.44 and abandoned in India but rebuilt there around 1948. Remaining in service with 6 Sqdn on maritime surveillance till the late 1960s, she underwent an epic ferry flight to the USA as N7866 in early 1969, hazards including an intercept from Pakistani F-86s. Nowadays displayed inside, the starboard in Indian colours and the other side as 44-44175

This former PR ANG two-seater Starfighter was retired to MASDC in 8.75 and moved into the Pima museum in 1.79