Built as a Mirage 5J-200, and subsequently upgraded as an IAI Nesher, Dagger and Finger, C-411 is seen here after retirement. It had been put on display at Rosario del Tala, Entre Rios province by November 2023.

On overhaul at Rio Cuarto, A-4AR C-933 is seen sporting a badge for the 100th anniversary of the Argentinian military aviation, celebrated on 10 August 2012.

Seventeen Mirage IIIEA were delivered to the Argentinian air force from 1973. I-005 is seen here at Rio Cuarto's overhaul centre after being retired from service.

In use for instructional purposes after its active life, this former Argentinian air force Commander can be found at Rio Cuarto.

On overhaul at Rio Cuarto, A-4AR C-909 is seen sporting a large Salitre II badge on the fuselage, an exercise held in Chile in 2009.

Single-seater of the Pucara, with the front cockpit removed, hence the long nose, armed with a 30 mm DEFA cannon. The only prototype AX-06 flew for the first time on 30 December 1985 and, although the Argentinian Air Force planned 15 units, it was canceled due to lack of financing.