This Hustler was built by Consolidated at Fort Worth in February 1962 and delivered to the 305th Bombardment Wing, Bunker Hill (later Grissom) where it was given the famous moniker 'Greased Lightning'. It set numerous records including flying 8,028 miles from Tokyo to London in 8 h 35 min 20.4 sec at an average of 938 mph. It was SOC in 1969 and is now on display at the super Strategic Air and Space Museum at Ashland.

What a thrill for any aviation fan to visit the wonderful Pima Air & Space Museum and wander amongst all these magnificent old aeroplanes.

Now on display in the Cold War Gallery of the National Museum of the USAF. Note the small 'Bendix Trophy Winner' titles underneath the cockpit. This aircraft earned that accolade for setting three speed records flying between Los Angeles to New York and back in March 1962.

A line-up of eleven recently retired B-58A Hustlers. The nearest wears the light blue nose sash of Strategic Air Command. These supersonic bombers had been operated by the 43 BW at Carswell AFB Texas and 305 BW at Grissom AFB Indiana.

Retired B-58A Hustler of Strategic Air Command. Built as RB-58A and modified to B-58A standard. Scrapped in 1977.