Photographer: Charles E. Stewart.

Returning from another training mission. Unit is VF-2, Bounty Hunters based at NAS Oceana.

A VF-101 'Grimreapers' Tomcat is awaiting its next flight on the Nellis flightline.

Being repositioned back into the Hangar Bay One building at the museum. It was on display outside in conjunction with a change of command ceremony that was held inside the main museum building.

Whidbey Island NAS based VP-1 completed transition from the venerable P-3 Orion to the Boeing P-8A Poseidon in 2021. 168757 is pictured during a fuel stop at Green Bay, WI.

On display at Florida Air Museum. This experimental VTOL aircraft was one of two prototypes built to a USN proposal to launch fighters from the afterdeck of ships. The XFV-1 was powered by a 5,850 hp Allison YT40-A-6 turboprop driving a pair of 16 ft. contra-rotating propellers. The design featured a cruciform tail with wheels mounted on struts. Called the Salmon after chief engineering test pilot Herman "Fish" Salmon, single flying prototype BuNo 138657 never achieved VTOL due to insufficient power. Fitted with a spindly fixed undercarriage, the XFV-1 was flown horizontally and held in hover.

Aircraft 160678, with VF-111 "Sundowners" aboard USS Carl Vinson, CVW-15 NL-212 Pilot Lt. Dave Inman "BULK", REO Lt. Pointek "Pontiac".

Visited from Sigonella to take part in the flying display; returned to Sigonella.

'Wizards' EA-6B arriving for the 07' Pt Mugu show

Taken during a Red Flag launch which I will assume was RF 07-1

VFA-25 Fist of the Fleet classic Hornet.

VX-9 Vampires Super Hornet came in for a short fuel stop.

Ex Bu33559. Built under license by the Columbia Aircraft Corporation in 1945. Registered as N3960C in 1948. Kept in airworthy condition by Erickson, previously with the Tillamook Air Museum.

Stored at Sam's yard.

VX-9 Vampires Super Hornet coming into town.

This old E-2B, that once operated from the USS Midway, forward deployed in Japan, was placed in storage at AMARC on 25 October 1985. It received invenroy code 2E0016. The Hawkeye was temporarely placed in the so-called 'celebrity row' at the storage depot. This row showed one of each aircraft type of the storage depot. 152497 was reported als sold to the Republic of China Air Force (RoCAF, Taiwan Air Force) but was never delivered. Possibly it was only cannibalized for RoCAF parts. It was moved to Consolidated/UAC in Tucson (AZ) on 26 March 1999 and then scrapped.