Gary Curran:
X-32, one of the contenders for 'How much FOD can you get into the engine.'
Gary Curran:
X-32, one of the contenders for the JSF contract.
Gary Curran:
S-3 Viking, Anti-Submarine Warfare
Gary Curran:
A-4 Skyhawk, aka 'Skooter.' The lightest of the 'Light Attack AIrcraft.'
Gary Curran:
A-6 Intruder with a full bomb load. The blue on the bomb indicates training or inert.
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-72
Gary Curran:
F/A-18 Hornet
Gary Curran:
Sidewinders, they're EVERYWHERE, including the wing station of this F/A18 Hornet
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-69
Gary Curran:
Huey Cobra gunship, deployed by the U.S.M.C.
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-67
Gary Curran:
The original Beechcraft T-34 Mentor.
Gary Curran:
A Beechcraft T-34C Texan II. Designed to be a trainer.
Gary Curran:
Grumman S-2F, a 1950's era Anti-Submarine platform
Gary Curran:
Saberliner, modified for Test Pilot School.
Gary Curran:
Sidewinder means never having to say you're sorry!
Gary Curran:
Grumman F-14 Tomcat
Gary Curran:
McDonald-Douglas F-4 Phantom
Gary Curran:
Grumman F-9F Cougar
Gary Curran:
Grumman F-9F Cougar
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-57
Gary Curran:
Douglas F-6 Skyray, circa the late 1950's. All Skyrays were decommissioned in 1964
Gary Curran:
F-35C. The Navy variant of the new Joint Strike Fighter.
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-53
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-52
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-51
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-50
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-48
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-47
Gary Curran:
PaxRiver-46
