- Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base, six
miles (9.7 km)
northeast of Dayton, Ohio. The
NMUSAF is the
oldest and
largest military aviation museum in the world, with more...
- Utah, C-123K (on loan from
NMUSAF). 54-0612 –
March ARB, California,
March Field Air Museum, C-123K (on loan from
NMUSAF). 54-0629 –
McGuire AFB, Trenton...
-
belonging to the
NMUSAF until the
museum is able to
restore it. In 2014,
Lieutenant General John L. Hudson, USAF (Ret),
director of the
NMUSAF said that there...
- The Hard
Mobile Launcher (HML) is a
mobile radiation-hardened
truck transporter erector launcher designed to
facilitate the
transport and
launching of...
-
United States Air Force, Wright-Patterson Air
Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, USA;
NMUSAF displays one
detached Jumo 004,
along with one of the few
surviving Me 262s...
-
National Museum of the
United States Air
Force (
NMUSAF)
marker for the RB-47H
showing crew stations...
-
aircraft List of
military aircraft of the
United States Jones 1974, p. 183.
NMUSAF 2009
Redding and
Yenne 1989, p.117. Andrade, John (1979). U.S.Military Aircraft...
- was
damaged in a hard
landing in 1956,
after which it was
donated to the
NMUSAF for
restoration and display. It is on
display in the museum's
Korean War...
- (
NMUSAF). This
aircraft arrived at ORL from
Texas on July 22, 2014 and is on pylon-mounted
static display at the park. The jet
received from
NMUSAF, AF...
- Retrieved:
February 20, 2007
Boyne 2005, p. 74
NMUSAF fact sheet.
Includes RAF
sorties Freeman 1993, p. 273
NMUSAF fact
sheet Archived October 4, 2008, at the...
