The F-86D 'Sabre Dog', initially designated the F-95, incorporated a sophisticated electronic system replacing the second crew member carried by other interceptors of the time and air-to-air missiles instead the classic gun armament. This one is really 50-0477 and was no stranger to Wright Field, spending a year there from August 1952 with the Wright Air Development Centre as an EF-86D. Redesignated JF-86D in 1955 and roaded to the museum in 1970, on show as an F-86D assigned to the 97th FIS at Wright Patterson AFB during the mid-1950s

On display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. "Dennis the Menace" is in the markings of the 97th FIS based at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base during the mid-1950s.

This Sabre Dog arrived at the National Museum for the USAF during August 1957. It is marked as 'Dennis the Menace' a F-86D assigned to the 97th Fighter Interceptor Squadron based at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH during the mid-1950s. In reality this F-86D is 50-477.