For the 50 years Swedish air force celebrations lots of preserved aircraft were put on display. The Ju-86 is one of just a few survivors of the type. Photographer unknown

The Seasprite was retired from the USN in 2001. This example is exhibited as operated by Light Anti-Submarine Helicopter Squadron 31 (HSL-31), NAS North Island, CA

Put on the static of the Swedish air force 50 years celebrations.

Photogtrapher unknown - location could be NAS Barbers Point, HI - preserved at Pima Air Museum

Preserved at the Pima Air and Space Museum from 2005.

Constructed as an UH-2B and used by the US Navy as 150155. Later redesignated as SH-2F. Eventually transferred to the 309th Aerospace Maintenance and Regeneration Center (AMARC) with inventory number 8H0003. To the National Museum of Naval Aviation in Pensacola (FL) as N8062J. Loaned to Pima and restored in the markings as seen in the photo.

Right over the numbers of runway 29 is "Screwbird 700"

In storage after service with HSL-31 Squadron and before restoration by the museum.

The Seasprite is a light anti-submarine helicopter intended to deployed from smaller warships such as destroyers and frigates. This ex-HSL-31 'Archangels' SH-2F is now on display at the incredible Pima Air & Space museum.