1. MiG-17. Has been exposed in Kiev, 70. 2. MiG-17F. The participant intrusion into Czechoslovakia in 1968. The non-standard four-unit board number. 3. Mig-17 PF of 146th Guard Air Regiment of USSR Air Defence. Vasilkov,1957 4. Lim-6bis - the Polish version MiG-17F, adapted for land attacks. Planes had additional wings pylons and the parachute container in the basis kill. 5. MiG-17PF, Indonesian AF. 6. Forca Aerea de Mosambique have received 23 MiG-17 from GDR in 1980 year. By the plane “board 21” deserted on July, 8th, 1981 to Southern Africa. 7. MiG-17F. One of two instant grasped by Israel on August 12th, 1968. 8. MiG-17F the senior lieutenant Nguen Van Baja from structure of 923rd fighter squadron of the Air Forces of Democratic Republic of Vietnam.June, 1966. 9. MiG-17F, the Air Forces of the North Korea. The middle 70. 10. MiG-17. Forca Aerea Popular de Angola - Defesa Anti-Aviones. Were actively used in northen and the central Angola 1975. 11. MiG-17F, Royal aircraft of khmers. The plane was used to 1970. 12. MiG-17F, the participant of war of 1967.
1. B-26B-10-MA 41-8322 B/N 64 'Hell's Belle II' flown by Lt JH. Logan of the 439th BS, 319th BG. 2. B-26B-25-MA 41-31802 ER-G 'Pappy's Pram' crewed by 2/Lt Stephen J. Eady of the 450th BS, 322nd BG. 3. B-26B-55MA 42-96213 H9-C 'Sheboygan Redskin' flown by Lt LP Roystyer of the 586th BS, 394th BG. 4. B-26G-15-MA 44-67882 K5-K 'Jay-Walkin Molecule' flown by Lt Thomas C Howard of the 585th BS, 394th BG.
1. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 58-1158 of the 335 TFS, 4 TFW in 1965. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels, Indian head on fuselage. Green nose and fin bands outlined in white.TAC ‘Lightning’ badge on fin band. 2. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 61-0192 of the 18 TFW in 1964. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels. Yellow nose band. Pacific Air Force badge on fin. 3. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 61-0054 of the 12 TFS, 18 TFW in 1965. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels. TAC ‘Lightning’ badge on fit. Fin stripe has three rows of blue and white checks. 4. Republic F-105D Thunderchief 61-0140 of the 23 TFW in 1964. Natural metal overall with OD anti-glare panels. Tactical Air Command ‘Lightning’ badge on, lin. Exercise ‘Goldfish’ markings of three OD stripes on rear fuselage.
1. Ju.86D-1. Unit: 5./KG 254. Serial: 42+F25. Eschwege, Germany, September 1937. 2. Junkers B.3D (Ju.86K-13) "Arianne". Unit: Flygflottilj F17. Serial: M/17. Ronneby, Sweden, 1944. Ju87K's served from 1937 till 1958 in the air force. Modified B-3 used by F17 for a short period. 3. Ju.86E. Unit: unknown. Serial: 26-2.
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