The rarest aircraft in the Greek air force museum is this SB2C dive bomber, BuNo 83321. Greece received 42 surplus Helldivers for use against communist rebels.

Half the museum was open during the Tatoi Airshow. A friendly officer allowed me access to the closed part, especially to this rare prop Gulfstream which I was keen to photograph - thanks! Within minutes, he got a phone call though and we had to leave.

One of the colourful jets present at the Greek air force museum.

US serial, 70-1959.

Although there are F-102s preserved elsewhere in Greece, it's slightly odd that both Daggers at the Hellenic Air Force Museum are TF-102A trainers. Note side-by-side seating.

This airframe replaced another one which crashed before delivery in August 1975. The surviving 27 of Greece's 40 Mirage F.1s were retired on 30 June 2003.