Fornet USAAF 42-92917, delivered to Turkey on 7 June 1949, was reported as CBK-76 and later 2-076 (as pictured). Aircraft is preserved at Erkilet as 076 since February 1996.

Delivered to the USAF on 14 November 1980 and flown over to Soesterberg's 32nd Tactical Fighter Squadron in December 1980. It remained assigned to the Wolfhounds up to 23 June 1992 when it returned to CONUS. The 95th FS at Tyndall was its new owner. On 16 April 2010, the Eagle was moved for storage at AMARC with inventory code AAFH0243. In 2024, it was still there.

On its way to the Volkel runway during a shooting camp. This dual seat Hornet carried 439 Sabre-Toothed Tiger squadron marking on its tail. In February 1987, a fuel bowser hit the Hornet on the ground. The aircraft was repaired and on 4 May 1987 it made a test flight. During that flight, the Hornet went into a unexpected and uncontrolled tailspin over Renchen (Germany). The pilots were not able to recover it and decided to eject. The Hornet was destroyed, both pilots were safe.

Lining up to the runway of Volkel during a shooting camp at the Dutch base. Eight 1 Canadian Air Group (1 CAG) Hornets were seen this day.

Preserved inside the gate of Quilmes, this Hughes was delivered to the air force in 1969.

Seen during a stop at ANC.

The anniversary titles have been removed and the plane is again in standard painting.

Cool visitor at Quilmes is this federal police Bo105. The federal police is responsible for federal security tasks as well as federal district (larger city) of Buenos Aires.

On approach for Runway 12 at Prestwick, returning after a morning sortie as VENOM22. Carries on the port side beneath its cockpit the pennant of WG Cdr G. Montgomery, while the starboard side displays the commemorative marking "The MacRobert Fighter - Sir Roderic". Lady MacRobert lost two sons on active service with the RAF in WWII, one flying a Hurricane in the Middle East and the other in a Blenheim. She donated a Stirling and four Hurricanes to the war effort. The Stirling flew with XV Sqn as the defiant "MacRobert's Reply", a name continued on the unit's Tornados. After XV Sqn disbanded at RAF Lossiemouth in 2017, the based No 6 Sqn picked up the baton to keep the memory of the MacRobert contribution alive on one of their Typhoons.

Pictured on the Coast Guard ramp at ESKN.