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We're working hard on our Curtiss SB2C-3 Helldiver

We're working hard on our Curtiss SB2C-3 Helldiver restoration! Can you guess what these parts we've fabricated are for?

Here's some great shots of our boneyard from @Robe

Here's some great shots of our boneyard from @Roberttphotography. How many planes do you recognize?

Did you know that Han Solo flew this Hornet? Well

Did you know that Han Solo flew this Hornet? Well actually it was Harrison Ford. He got a VIP ride in this F/A-18B Hornet when it was flying with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. This aircraft also performed in the movies Independence Day, Behind Enemy Lines, and Godzilla.

We acquired it in 2012 from the US Navy and it is actually the only on-loan aircraft in the whole museum! Thanks for the video @rc.planedaily!

Thank you for flying with us!

Thank you for flying with us!

This is our Stinson Vultee L-5 Sentinel, which we

This is our Stinson Vultee L-5 Sentinel, which we acquired in 2004. “The Flying Jeep” was the most widely used utility aircraft in WWII. Amazingly versatile, light, and unarmed, the L-5 Sentinel was capable of take-off and landing on a short unimproved airstrip. The L-5’s most common uses were reconnaissance, rescue, deliveries to isolated units, laying communications wire, and spotting targets.

The L-5 is simple, economical, easy to fly, and difficult to stall or spin making it popular even today.

On this day in 1960, test pilot Robert K. Smyth co

On this day in 1960, test pilot Robert K. Smyth conducted the maiden flight of the prototype YA2F-1 Intruder. The YA2F-1 later went into production as the A-6A Intruder in 1962.

Here at Yanks we have an A-6E. The A-6E first flew in 1970 and brought improved radar and navigation systems to improve reliability and mission capability.

📷 @PTDWarbirds

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Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star

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We're working hard on our Curtiss SB2C-3 Helldiver

We're working hard on our Curtiss SB2C-3 Helldiver restoration! Can you guess what these parts we've fabricated are for?

Here's some great shots of our boneyard from @Robe

Here's some great shots of our boneyard from @Roberttphotography. How many planes do you recognize?

Did you know that Han Solo flew this Hornet? Well

Did you know that Han Solo flew this Hornet? Well actually it was Harrison Ford. He got a VIP ride in this F/A-18B Hornet when it was flying with the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. This aircraft also performed in the movies Independence Day, Behind Enemy Lines, and Godzilla.

We acquired it in 2012 from the US Navy and it is actually the only on-loan aircraft in the whole museum! Thanks for the video @rc.planedaily!

Thank you for flying with us!

Thank you for flying with us!

This is our Stinson Vultee L-5 Sentinel, which we

This is our Stinson Vultee L-5 Sentinel, which we acquired in 2004. “The Flying Jeep” was the most widely used utility aircraft in WWII. Amazingly versatile, light, and unarmed, the L-5 Sentinel was capable of take-off and landing on a short unimproved airstrip. The L-5’s most common uses were reconnaissance, rescue, deliveries to isolated units, laying communications wire, and spotting targets.

The L-5 is simple, economical, easy to fly, and difficult to stall or spin making it popular even today.

On this day in 1960, test pilot Robert K. Smyth co

On this day in 1960, test pilot Robert K. Smyth conducted the maiden flight of the prototype YA2F-1 Intruder. The YA2F-1 later went into production as the A-6A Intruder in 1962.

Here at Yanks we have an A-6E. The A-6E first flew in 1970 and brought improved radar and navigation systems to improve reliability and mission capability.

📷 @PTDWarbirds

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