Was operated by the Kentucky ANG.

The RF-101 was the first supersonic photo-reconnaisance aircraft and this particular example was one of the planes responsible for obtaining the images confirming that the missiles sites were being dismantled and so brought an end to the Cuban Missile Crisis. It subsequently served with the 45th TRS in Southeast Asia and then the 153rd TRS at Key Field, MS from where it was ferried to the National Museum of the USAF during Oct. 78 for display.

USAF Voodoo 56-0229 on display at the Museum of Aviation at Warner Robins AFB. It has been painted in the markings of the Taiwan Air Force, not authentic for this aircraft.

RF-101C based at RAF Upper Heyford, Oxfordshire, with 66 Tactical Reconnaissance Wing.

RF-101C Voodoo of the 66 Tactical Reconnaissance Wing based at Laon France displayed at the 1963 Battle of Britain air show at RAF Middleton St George.