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Skyraider

21st Century "crop duster".

 

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Somewhere over Pakistan or Saudi Arabia?

 

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Somewhere over Pakistan or Saudi Arabia?

The smoke stack is a brick kiln - Pakistan

 

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World’s Only Civilian F-4 Phantom II Takes to the Skies Again​

After seven years on the ground, the Collings Foundation’s F-4 Phantom II has returned to flight from Ellington Field in Houston, Texas. Flown by former USAF Phantom pilot Harry “D-Day” Daye, the historic jet is now the only flying civilian F-4 Phantom II in North America and likely the last operational example in the United States. Its return marks the culmination of years of work by dedicated volunteers from the Collings Foundation and the Vietnam War Flight Museum.​

Moreno AguiariPublished June 8, 2026

One of the most important military aircraft in the history of the United States. Due to the performance of the aircraft, the Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps all utilized the F-4. (Image credit: Chris Ebdon)

 

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Nice combo.
F7p and an ex Jordanian AH1F Cobra. Looks to be PAF Smugli

 

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F-16D

 

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Stearman Fly-In to Bring More Than 40 Historic Biplanes to National Museum of the U.S. Air Force​

The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force will welcome more than 40 Stearman biplanes for a three-day fly-in event June 19-21. Visitors can view the aircraft, meet pilots and owners, and learn about the role the rugged open-cockpit trainer played in preparing thousands of U.S. military aviators during WWII. The gathering offers a rare opportunity to see a large collection of these historic aircraft in one location.​

Amreetam BasuPublished June 11, 2026

A Stearman PT-13D Kaydet on display at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. More than 40 Stearman aircraft are expected to gather at the Museum June 19–21 for a special fly-in celebrating the iconic trainer aircraft that helped prepare thousands of military pilots for service during WWII. (Image credit: Don Popp/U.S. Air Force)

 

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A-37B Dragonfly

 

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A-37B Dragonfly

I spent a bit of time around them when the 23rd TASS was stationed at D-M.

Colombian Air Force also flew them. They have one on display at the military museum in Bogota.

 

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I spent a bit of time around them when the 23rd TASS was stationed at D-M.

Colombian Air Force also flew them. They have one on display at the military museum in Bogota.

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