VIP VC-4A Gulfstream I based at the US Coast Guard HQ at Washington.

Seen at the Polish Aviation Museum, Muzeum Lotnictwa Polskiego

This extraordinary flying boat is apparently one of six built, no doubt inspired by the Japanese Shin Meiwa designs with a bit of Beriev thrown in too. First flew 1976 and entered service with the People's Liberation Army North Sea Fleet at Qingdao ten years later. Orbis DC-8 N220RB behind

Part of the Rabat-Salé based helicopter force, this Agusta-Bell is configured for crop and bug spraying, but not used in anti-cannabis cultivation work according to the pilot

The USCG has two Gulfstream Vs based at its Air Station Washington, otherwise known as Ronald Reagan Airport.

The second prototype of France's nuclear bomber, slightly larger than the first, made its maiden flight on 12.10.61 and spent decades in the open after retirement at the Musée de l'Air. A recent restoration has been completed and the aircraft is now displayed inside in a camouflage scheme to represent an operational example in the later years. The last Mirage IVPs were withdrawn from service in 2005

Seven Yak-52s out of an original compliment of 12 obtained from Romania are said still to be in service, operated in the training role by 4 KRS/MH 59.Sz.D.R. from Szolnok