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T-38 Talon

Northrop built this USAF advanced jet trainer. It was the world’s first supersonic trainer. The first T-38’s were delivered to the USAF in 1961.
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Bell AH-1F Cobra

The Bell AH-1 Cobra was designed based on the successful UH-1 Huey. It became the worlds’ first operational attack helicopter.
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F-14 Tomcat

The F14 Tomcat was one of the US Navy’s most powerful and lethal fighter interceptors; it is able to track up to 24 targets simultaneously and can attack up to six at once.
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McDonnell Douglas F4S Phantom II

The prototype of this aircraft was produced in 1958. It entered Naval service in 1966. The F-4 has set some 16-world speed, climb and altitude records.
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A-4 Skyhawk Blue Angels Jet

The McDonald-Douglas Skyhawk A-4 is a lightweight jet that was designed for use by the Navy and Marines for close air support of ground troops.
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T-38 Talon

Northrop built this USAF advanced jet trainer. It was the world’s first supersonic trainer. The first T-38’s were delivered to the USAF in 1961.
Learn More

Bell AH-1F Cobra

The Bell AH-1 Cobra was designed based on the successful UH-1 Huey. It became the worlds’ first operational attack helicopter.
Learn More

F-14 Tomcat

The F14 Tomcat was one of the US Navy’s most powerful and lethal fighter interceptors; it is able to track up to 24 targets simultaneously and can attack up to six at once.
Learn More

McDonnell Douglas F4S Phantom II

The prototype of this aircraft was produced in 1958. It entered Naval service in 1966. The F-4 has set some 16-world speed, climb and altitude records.
Learn More

A-4 Skyhawk Blue Angels Jet

The McDonald-Douglas Skyhawk A-4 is a lightweight jet that was designed for use by the Navy and Marines for close air support of ground troops.
Learn More

T-38 Talon

Northrop built this USAF advanced jet trainer. It was the world’s first supersonic trainer. The first T-38’s were delivered to the USAF in 1961.
Learn More

Bell AH-1F Cobra

The Bell AH-1 Cobra was designed based on the successful UH-1 Huey. It became the worlds’ first operational attack helicopter.
Learn More

F-14 Tomcat

The F14 Tomcat was one of the US Navy’s most powerful and lethal fighter interceptors; it is able to track up to 24 targets simultaneously and can attack up to six at once.
Learn More

McDonnell Douglas F4S Phantom II

The prototype of this aircraft was produced in 1958. It entered Naval service in 1966. The F-4 has set some 16-world speed, climb and altitude records.
Learn More

A-4 Skyhawk Blue Angels Jet

The McDonald-Douglas Skyhawk A-4 is a lightweight jet that was designed for use by the Navy and Marines for close air support of ground troops.
Learn More

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