ex C-47A 43-15565 was delivered to Guatemala on 25 August 1962. It was converted between 1993 and 1996 to BT-67 and has been seen stored without props since 2016, awaiting a possible restoration to flying status....

Preserved as a monument in the main town square in Gabrovnitsa.

Operated by CEV.

Since November 2016, this Mirage is preserved at Paris Orly. The stunning cold war jet, is here awaiting take-off from its homebase, it is armed with an anti-radiation missile (AS.37 Martel). The 1970s Martel is Anglo-French and the name is a contraction of Missile, Anti-Radiation, Television, referring to the guidance options. The missile is 4.18 m (14 in) long, weights 550 kg (1,210 lb) that includes a 150 kg (330 lb) warhead. With a speed of nearly Mach 1 it had a range of some 60 km (37 mi). Only some 150 were built, so it was quite unique to see one in this fall visit to Nancy.

Delivered to the USAAF as 43-15565 in 1944. To the Guatemala Air Force as TG-FAG-6 in 1962 later 530. Converted to BT-67 #25 in 1996.

Staging through Luqa with "531" on ferry to Singapore.

Probably only partial c/n. Delivered in 1956. Put up for auction in 2016.

Some Hellenic Air Force F-16s are painted in a striking (radar beam absorbing) paint scheme. The Block 52-CF is one of them, seen arriving at Albacete after a Tactical Leadership Programme (2019-1) sortie.

Scanned from Ektachrome 100 ISO

Scanned from 135 Ektachrome 100 ISO film, Canon AE-1, 70-210 lens