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Photo ID: 1566933
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52-3418 (cn 1049A-4336) On display at the Combat Air Museum since June 1981, this veteran aircraft is getting a little bit tattered around the edges. |
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Photo ID: 1350023
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Views: 3836
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N8234 (cn 588) Displayed at the Combat Air Museum after being used for atmospheric research. Former USAF serial number was 57-0410. |
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Photo ID: 1318552
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Views: 2364
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N49914 / 137759 (cn 200-122) Temporarily displayed at the the Combat Air Museum. Later registered as N759T |
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Photo ID: 1083551
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Views: 2202
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65-0801 / OY (cn 1880) Head on view of General (then Captain) Ritchie's McDonnell F-4D Phantom II, preserved at FOE and looking good! |
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Photo ID: 1074758
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Views: 2716
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61-2672 / OF (cn 18348) 45th Reconnaissance Squadron, 55th Wing, Offutt AFB, Nebraska. Boeing OC-135B Open Skies seen doing approaches to runway 31 at FOE. |
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Photo ID: 1017500
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Photo ID: 1014132
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163918 (cn 23891/988) Boeing E-6B Mercury, seen going around while doing approaches to runway 13 at FOE. |
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Photo ID: 1014131
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Views: 5016
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52-1480 (cn 063) Probably one of the best gate guard static displays I've seen in most places is this Martin RB-57A Canberra, standing guard to the front gate of FOE. |
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Photo ID: 1014129
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Views: 4965
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52-3418 (cn 1049A-4336) Lockheed EC-121T Warning Star in desperate need of some attention and a bath, sitting outside the Combat Air Museum hangars at FOE. |
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Photo ID: 1013021
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65-0801 / OY (cn 1880) Brig. Steve Ritchie was flying this F-4D with the famed 555th ("Triple Nickel") Tactical Fighter Squadron when he got his second MiG kill after he downed a MiG-21 on 31st May 1972. USAF Ace of the Vietnam War. |
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Photo ID: 1010601
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Views: 5819
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152399 (cn 65-026) This is an "A" model that was modifed for the MARS (Mid - Air - Retrival - System). The squadron caught drones and operational cruise missiles in mid air (descending via parachute) using a computerized winch system. This aircraft may have been the first such specially modified aircraft and proved the concept for the USAF. |
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Photo ID: 1010599
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Views: 3715
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65-0801 / OY (cn 1880) Another MIG killer in Kansas. On 5/31/1972, Capt Ritchie (US Ace of Viet Nam war) and 1st Lt. Pettit with callsign "Iceberg 01" of 555TFS used an AIM-7 to destroy a MIG-21 in South East Asia. |
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Photo ID: 0981790
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Views: 2536
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N2805J / 43-770/EN (cn 20835) (43-16369) "Spooky 770" back in Topeka, KS (where the original training took place). Warbirds of America Squadron 14, Inc. has restored this aircraft in the markings of USAF Airman John Levitow's AC-47 Gunship, in which he received the Congressional Medal of Honor for valor over Viet Nam. This aircraft is complete with its side firing guns. |
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Photo ID: 0960649
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Views: 10712
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142168 (cn 11422) Redesignated A-4A in 1962. Cockpit view of this fantastic aricraft. Believed to be the 99th aircraft of 3000 all types made. |
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Photo ID: 0935614
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68-18439 (cn 64-041) With a crew of three, was designed for heavy internal or external lift of heavy bulk loads. It had a rear-facing pilot's seat to provide a clear view of the cargo. A hoist was provided to allow pickups and deliveries without landing. A lightweight van (universal pod) could be attached to the fuselage for use as a mobile command post, maintenance and repair shop, or as a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital (MASH). |
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