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Nieuport 17 (Homebuilt)

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Replica

Manufacturer: Societe Anonyme des Etablissements Nieuport

Location: Storage

Year Built: 1998

Remarks: Scaled-down replica based on 1916 aircraft.

North American AT-6D/SNJ-5 'Texan'

Aircraft Type: Trainer

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1944

Remarks: Advanced trainer of the U.S. Army Air Force, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps, and Royal Air Force during WWII. These aircraft continued to serve other nations until the 1970s.

North American B-25J 'Mitchell'

Aircraft Type: Bomber

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1945

Remarks: Twin-engine, medium bomber from WWII. Named in honor of Major General William 'Billy' Mitchell, the B-25 served in all theaters of WWII.

North American F-100D 'Super Sabre'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Unrestored

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1956

Remarks: Converted to QF-100D Target Drone. Suffered tail damage in 1988 when hit by AIM-120 air-to-air missile fired from F-15 at Holloman AFB.

North American F-86E 'Sabre'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Static Display

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1952

Remarks: The Museum’s F-86E was assigned to Nellis Air Force Base in Las Vegas until it was involved in an incident and scraped in 1954.

North American F-86F 'Sabre'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1953

Remarks: Initially based at Nellis Air Force Base, this aircraft was sold to Argentina Air Force where it served for 26 years.

North American F-86H 'Sabre'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Unrestored

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1953

Remarks: Transferred to U.S. Navy China Lake and converted to QF-86H target drone.

North American FJ-3 'Fury'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Unrestored

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1954

Remarks: Single seat fighter-bomber with U.S. Navy from 1955 until 1962.

North American L-17A 'Navion'

Aircraft Type: Reconnaissance/Liaison

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1947

Remarks: Designed as a four-seat general aviation aircraft after WWII. Navions would also serve with the USAF, US Army, and Air National Guard performing reconnaissance and liaison duties during the 1950s and 1960s.

North American O-47A

Aircraft Type: Reconnaissance/Liaison

Aircraft Status: Restoring to Flight

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1943

Remarks: Observation aircraft developed prior to WWII. During the war, the O-47 served as a target tug, coastal patrol, and anti-submarine patrol.

North American P-51A 'Mustang'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1943

Remarks: Served as an instructional airframe during WWII. It is currently the only authentic flying P-51A.

North American P-51D 'Mustang'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1945

Remarks: This P-51D performed all of its military service after WWII. It has the distinction of being the longest privately held P-51 under the same owner.

North American P-51D 'Mustang'

Aircraft Type: Fighter

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1944

Remarks: Served with several Air National Guard units after WWII. Converted into successful Air Racer. Rebuilt after crash to current configuration.

North American P-51D 'Mustang' Air Racer

Aircraft Type: Air Racer

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1944

Remarks: This aircraft was a Reno Air Races winner and is a World Speed Record Holder.

North American T-28B 'Trojan'

Aircraft Type: Trainer

Aircraft Status: Flying Aircraft

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Storage

Year Built: 1954

Remarks: Piston-engine primary trainer used by US Air Force and US Navy/Marine Corps from 1950 until the 1980s.

North American T-28C 'Trojan'

Aircraft Type: Trainer

Aircraft Status: Static Display

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Storage

Year Built: 1954

Remarks: Used as a trainer by the US military, the T-28 also served as a combat aircraft for the Republic of Vietnam Air Force during the Vietnam War.

North American T-2A 'Buckeye'

Aircraft Type: Trainer

Aircraft Status: Unrestored

Manufacturer: North American Aviation

Location: Chino

Year Built: 1960

Remarks: Provided introductory jet aircraft training to U.S. Navy and U.S. Marine Corps student aviators from 1959 until 2008.

Northrop Alpha 4A

Aircraft Type: Transport

Aircraft Status: Restoring to Static Display

Manufacturer: Northrop Aircraft Corporation

Location: Storage

Year Built: 1931

Remarks: Seventeen Northrop Alphas were built. Planes of Fame Air Museum's Alpha is one of only two known to survive (color photo not of the museum's aircraft).

Northrop F-89J 'Scorpion'

Aircraft Type: Interceptor

Aircraft Status: Unrestored

Manufacturer: Northrop Aircraft Corporation

Location: Storage

Year Built: 1954

Remarks: First aircraft designed as an all-weather interceptor and the first equipped with guided missiles and air-to-air nuclear weapons (photo not of the museum's aircraft).