D-21 Drone

A United States Air Force Lockheed C-140A JetStar sits on display in bright sunshine, showing its distinctive rear-mounted engine nacelles and swept tail.

A North American B-25J Mitchell stands on display in olive drab, its glazed nose and twin radial engines recalling the World War II medium bomber’s distinctive profile.

A preserved U.S. Air Force’s version of the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird fills the frame in a museum hangar, with another small aircraft suspended overhead.

A REPLICA Wright-era aircraft is displayed suspended among the historic aviation exhibits, with its fabric-covered wings and wire-braced structure on view.

A weathered USAF-marked McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II displayed outdoors, with its distinctive twin-seat canopy, broad side intakes and underwing stores visible.

A weathered California-marked F-4 Phantom II rests on display beneath a clear blue sky, with other historic aircraft visible behind it.

A U.S. Army Bell UH-1 Iroquois stands on display beneath a clear blue sky, its large two-blade rotor framing a collection of military aircraft.

A front-on view of a preserved Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress, its glazed nose and four radial engines prominent against a clear sky.

A polished Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress named “Starduster” sits on the airfield, its four radial engines and broad wings set against a clear mountain backdrop.

A silver MiG-15bis in Soviet-style markings sits on display, its red stars and number 1605 standing out against the bright desert sky.

A silver MiG-17 Fresco fighter, marked with red stars and the number 1505, on static display beneath a clear blue sky.

A preserved U.S. Coast Guard Grumman HU-16E Albatross amphibian rests among other historic aircraft beneath a clear blue sky.

A preserved MiG-15UTI trainer sits on static display, its tandem canopy and nose intake characteristic of the classic early Cold War jet.

A weathered USAF C-97 Stratofreighter on display, photographed close beneath its massive radial-engine nacelle and four-blade propeller.

Rear view of a parked McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle, with its twin afterburning exhausts and outward-canted vertical tails prominent.

A rear underside view of a KC-10A Extender, its distinctive tail-mounted engine intake towering above the wings, on display among other military aircraft.

A preserved Royal Canadian Air Force CC-106 Yukon, its weathered fuselage displaying the service’s striking red lightning-bolt markings and number 22.

A weathered, natural-metal U.S. Air Force T-28 Trojan sits on display, with a much larger military aircraft parked behind it.

A wartime-style Focke-Wulf Fw 190 fighter on display beneath a mural honoring the Tuskegee Airmen.