To Republic of Korea AF Oct 1990 as 50-940. W/o Nov 12, 2010. Credit: P. van Weenen.

This T-43A flew first on 15 Jan'74 and was delivered to the USAF on 28 Jan'74. After a career with the 455th FTS, it was assigned N5175U with EG&G (known as Edgerton, Germeshausen, and Grier, Inc., a United States national defense contractor). In Aug'89, the T-43A was transferred to the 58th ALS/86th FW at Ramstein AB (Germany) for VIP services. From Jan'94 it was stored at Phoenix, went to San Antonio (TX) late '97 and was assigned to the 310th AS ('HW'), later on with the 6th ARW. The T-43A was stored at AMARC as AA TH0003 from 28 Sep'01 onwards and eventually scrapped by Aug'18 by HVF West.

Delivered to the USAAF as 43-49081 in 1944. To Iberia as EC-ASF in 1963 then to the Spanish Air Force as T.3-64 in 1966. Sold as N1350M in 1981 then to the USAF Museum in 1986 and preserved at Frankfurt.

This T-43A flew first on 2 Jul'74, it was delivered to the USAF on 12 Jul'74. The Gator was assigned to the 455th FTS, part of the 323rd FTW. After the Wing ceased operations, the T-43A went to the 558th FTS ('RA') in '96, later to the 562nd FTS ('RA'). It was retired to AMARC on 25 Sep'97 (AA TH0002) up to 03 Mar'99. It was selected for NT-43A conversion and was seen at Goodyear (AZ) for modification of radomes on nose and tail from Mar'00 to Feb'01. It is now a sneaky and rarely seen radar test bed.

The artwork was carried on both sides of the aircraft nose. The aircraft can be seen here

Ca. 1975: TOS USAF and assigned to the 355th Tactical Fighter Wing, Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. 1979: 162nd Tactical Fighter Squadron, 178th Tactical Fighter Group (ANG), Springfield, OH. 1990: 188th TFS, 150th TFG (ANG), Kirtland AFB, NM. 3 June 1992: Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ. 4/98: Scrapped.

This slide was taken when Chanute AFB was still active. 52-9797 was in use as a ground instructional airframe. When the base closed it became part of the Octave Chanute Air Museum. When the museum closed in 2015 this a/c was transferred to the 122nd Fighter Wing at Fort Wayne, Indiana where it is now on display in their Heritage Park.

This T-33A is now on display at the Evergreen Air Museum in Oregon.

This T-33A was on display at the Fresno Air National Guard Base.

Last used by the Environmental Protection Agency. This Convair later escaped from MASDC, it became civilian N882P.