This Jug, as 44-89320, was one of the very last to roll off the Farmingdale production line and is now displayed inside at the USAF Armament Museum. She is painted in the colours of a 463 FS/507 FG aircraft 44-88129 whilst stationed at Shima Island near Okinawa in 1945. Ex N345GP.

Exhibited at the Eglin AFB museum wearing special operations colour scheme.

This F-86 is in fact 52-5513 but is on display at the Air Force Armament Museum as 'Beauteous Butch II', flown by Korean War Ace Capt. Joseph C. McConnell who achieved 16 air-to-air victories.

On display inside at the at Eglin but in reality this P-80 is 49-432 (49-0432).

This Huey is now preserved on the grass in front of the terminal building at Fort Walton Beach Airport (on the northern edge of Eglin AFB), and not at the nearby USAF Armament Museum.

Although this Fishbed is displayed at the USAF Armament Museum in Soviet markings it appears to be a former Indonesian AF aircraft that was acquired (when ?) by the 4477th Tactical Evaluation Squadron.

At the time operating with the ADTC at Eglin, this was a combat veteran with the 8th TFW operating from Ubon RTAFB during the Vietnam war. Last flew with the 194th FIS CA ANG before retirement to Davis Monthan in 7.89; out for scrapping 2.16

Seen here at its Eglin base, this F-111 of the resident 3246th Test Wing later carried their 'ET' tail code. Arrived AMARC 9.94 and scrapped 2011