Just one of many interesting aeroplanes to be seen at the Tennessee Museum of Aviation.

The People's Air Force Museum makes for a fun bicycle trip from downtown Hanoi.

This Fresco was originally an Egyptian AF machine but was gifted to the US as a sign of friendship and is now on display at the National Museum of the USAF in this North Vietnamese scheme.

Pictured on outside display at the super Planes of Fame museum in Chino.

This Fisbed-D version includes the addition of a radar in the engine inlet cone to enable it to become an all-weather and night intercepter. However, in order to maintain the streamlined appearance the guns had to be removed and so this version relied solely on rockets for armament. This example served previously with the Hungarian AF before being acquired in 1998 by the National Museum of the USAF where it us now on display.

This was one of four similar machines at Long Beach on my visit. This aircraft became N39147.

Together with the A-37 that stands next to it, this Tiger was captured by the North Vietnamese at Tan Son Nhut near Saigon in 1975. These aircraft were acquired by Poland for examination.

Ho Chi Minh's pesonal helicopter, apparently 59510 when operated by the North Vietnamese AF

This unusual exhibit at the Polish Aviation Museum is one of two Vietnamese Airforce aircraft present.

Preserved at the CAA HQ in the Long Bien District next to an Il-14. Note rocket launcher under wing