Something you don’t see everyday. Spotted at March AFB museum

On display at theUS Naval Aviation Museum at Pensacola NAS

I dig the shapes on the F2. What a great find. US Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola NAS

This Lancaster sits quietly in the maintenance hanger. My understanding this is an airway of the aircraft.

Now sits in the National Museum of the Pacific War. In Fredericksburg, Texas. Admiral Chester Nimitz’s hometown., who just happened to be my childhood hero.

Douglas Dauntless at the Palm Springs Air Museum WWII Naval Aviation Hangar. The SBD is among my favorites of WWII era warbirds.

I’m feel lucky that I’m old enough to remember seeing the F-4 fly at air shows regularly. Now places like the Palm Springs Air Museum is pretty much the only place I can see one. I’ll take it.

The Consolidated PBY Catalina is hands down my #1 favorite airplane in all of aviation. This beauty is on display at the Palm Springs Air Museum. I hope she can be restored to an airworthy condition someday.

This Skyraider was at some museum by the Grand Canyon. We were driving to the Canyon and we stumbled upon this random air museum. I could feel the despair in my then wife’s voice, when she cursed. My kid at least s…

Here’s some vintage plane spotting done by my father way back in 1964. I’m not sure at which airshow these were taken. Probably at Van Nuys (VNY) when there was still a military presence there. How many can you identify?

Found in the National Naval Aviation Museum, Pensacola, NAS

Spotted at Military History Museum - airport Berlin-Gatow

Flying legend

The thunderbirds

This specific Concorde, F-BVFA, was the first Concorde delivered to Air France and flew over 17,800 hours before retirement.

F-86 Sabre was a key aircraft in establishing U.S. air superiority in Korea and is famous for its dogfights with the Soviet-built MiG-15.

This aircraft is significant as one of the last operational F-14s, nicknamed 'Felix 101', part of the final deployment of VF-31 Tomcatters before the type was retired.

This aircraft was a mainstay of the Blue Angels demonstration team fleet and is notable for its role in public relations and recruitment for the U.S. Navy.

Visible USAF markings and unique F-35 shape confirm identification.

F-35A is the conventional takeoff variant and the most numerous version in the USAF inventory. The 'HL' tail code signifies Hill Air Force Base, Utah.