Code for 703 Naval Air Squadron stationed at Portland which disbanded in 1981. To the Royal New Zealand Navy as NZ3906 later in 1982. Preserved at the RNZAF Museum, Wigram from 1998.

Delivered April 13, 1983 to 412 Transport Squadron at Ottawa, 144602 would later get winglets. Withdrawn and stored sometime before 2004 as the aircraft was sold to Mountain Aviation in April of that year to be registered N601WJ. The aircraft was sold to K Aviation and operated 2015 - 18 when the registration (N287DL) was cancelled.

Photographer: Rainer Haufschild.

Delivered in summer 2022 to 6° Storm, now wearing the 102° Gruppo flash on the fin and the triangle badge with Donald Duck on the air intake. 102° Gruppo already is the OCU Squadron for Tornado crews since Cottesmore shut down. Now a second line is added until Tornados remain in service.

On top of the right wing, the Carrier Air Wing code "NH" was seen, referring to CVW-11, at thre time of the picture assigned to the USS Nimitz. The E-2D was performing multiple touch and goes at its homebase Point Mugu. The squadron is currently assigned with CVW-7/AG aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln.

Open Day at the military area of the Milano's civil airport, because Milano hosts the headquarter of 1st Regione Aerea of the Italian Air Force.

The Fort Worth Aviation Museum's Vought F8U-1P - later redesignated a RF8-G — Crusader, Navy Bureau of Aeronautics No. 146898, was built in 1960 in Grand Prairie, Texas. The aircraft was both delivered to and accepted by the Navy on February 26, 1960. It was made part of the collection of aircraft at the USS Alabama Memorial in Mobile, Alabama. In 2005 it was heavily damaged by Hurricane Katrina and removed to National Naval Aviation Museum to be prepared for the bombing range at Eglin AFB. VMAP saved it from destruction, but the aircraft still needs restoration.

On delivery to the Indian Navy's 300 Squadron "Sea Tigers" with IN606.

PBY Catalina at the Ecuador Air Force Museum in Quito with fake markings, and an unknown true identity.

Navy crew swabbing the rain off this expensive supersonic reconnaissance jet on a guests day. USS America moored between Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight as it was too large for the Dockyard. Crewed by Cdr WP Smith and Lt Spyder Spangler of RVAH-1

Correct USAAF T-6D military serial 42-85644