A TF-102A Delta Dagger (US serial 55-4035), a two seat side-by-side, century fighter of which 111 were built. The Elliniki Polemiki Aeroporia (Greek Air Force) took delivery of 24 Delta Daggers (19 F-102A, five TF-102A) via the Major Defense Acquisition Program (MDAP). The Greek operated the aircraft with the 114th Combat Wing from Tanagra Air Base and retired this fleet by 1979. At least eight were stored at Elefsis.

Unfortunately this rare two-seat Delta Dagger was suffering a bit from its exposure to the elements but was eventually restored for display at Edwards AFB.

Now preserved at the (publicly accessible) Century Circle adjacent to the West Gate at Edwards. This two-seat trainer is the 3rd of 111 TF-102As produced and served at Edwards throughout its service life. This aircraft was the first TF-102 to have the enlarged fin retro-fitted to improve control and stability.

This two-seat Delta Dagger served with various Fighter Interceptor Squadrons from Alaska to Texas until 1968 when it went to Tyndall AFB, FL for drone conversion and testing. After retirement it was on display at the Yankee Air Museum at YIP before arriving at the Grissom Air Museum in Dec. 2006.

TF-102A advanced two-seat trainer of 111 Fighter Interceptor Squadron, 147 Fighter Group, Texas Air National Guard.

TF-102A twin-seat advanced conversion trainer displayed wearing the marks of the Wisconsin Air National Guard.

Although there are F-102s preserved elsewhere in Greece, it's slightly odd that both Daggers at the Hellenic Air Force Museum are TF-102A trainers. Note side-by-side seating.