On static display on a rainy morning at Spirit of St. Louis Air Show 2024. Following the decision to standardize training techniques and equipment between the USAF and USN, the Trojan was introduced into the Navy's curriculum in 1952. After the USN's evaluation of the T-28A, North American developed the T-28B for the Navy that featured the more powerful 1,425 hp Wright R-1820-86 engine and a larger propeller. Some T-28Bs were converted to T-28C standard. Built in 1954, this T-28B previously served as BuNo 137657 with primary training squadron VT-2 "Doerbirds" at NAS Whiting Field, FL.

Bult for the USAAF as PT-18 40-1932 in 1940. Registered as A75N1 N59378 in 1960. Current on the register in 2025

During a squadron rotation with one of the Jaguar squadrons, two RF-104Gs and two F-104Gs of the Aeronautica Militare Italiana were present at RAF Coltishall.

Replica of an I-15 'Chato', painted in post-Civil War markings on the starboard side. The type was of course supplied to the Republican side by the Soviets.