A preserved Republic F-105D Thunderchief in Vietnam-era USAF camouflage, on static display at an airfield museum.

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Seen in 1984 landing at March AFB to pickup the first pilot who donated the other F-105 Thunderchief.

Seen in 1984 landing at March AFB

The Republic XF-84H 'Thunderscreech' on display at the National Museum of the United States Air Force—widely famous as the loudest aircraft ever built.

Preserved at the Flying Heritage & Combat Armor Museum. Highly recommended that you visit this museum.

This example performs at airshows, as indicated by show markers and the hangar marked 'Cloud'. The USAF markings and the red/white tail stripes are authentic to WWII era units.

While in Chattanooga, we found out that a legit airshow was going on featuring the Blue Angles. Here are three pics from that day. I didn’t want to overload the app, so I decided not to post the F-18 pics. Maybe lat…

Such a cool plane. Spotted at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum near Portland, OR

On display at the Strategic Air Command (SAC) Museum near Lincoln, Nebraska