FLYING AIRCRAFT
-1909 Bleriot
-Fokker DR-I (Repl.)
-PT-17 Stearman
-AT-6F Texan
-TBM Avenger
-F4U-5NL Corsair
-FI-156 Storch
-UC-78 Bobcat
-B-25J Mitchell
-B-17 Flying Fortress
-B-24 Liberator
-P-51 Mustang

-S-2F Tracker
-T-33 Shooting Star
-UH-1E Huey
-F-4D Phantom

-TA-4J Skyhawk

STATIC AIRCRAFT
-Wright Vin Fiz (Repl.)
-T-33 Shooting Star

RESTORATIONS
-A-36 Apache
-A-26 Invader

One of the most well-known jet fighters and trainers in the history of the US Air Force, the T-33 and its variants enjoyed a long service history in the United States and even still act as active aircraft in many air forces of the world. A design stemming from the famed Lockheed "Skunk Works" and the work of Kelly Johnson, the T-33 proved itself as a durable and rugged aircraft that truly stood the test of time in an era when new jet designs were constantly being introduced and taken out of service.

The T-33 Shooting Star owned by the Collings Foundation and on static display in Stow, MA is one of two. The other example is a flying T-33 based in Houston, TX and operated by Collings Foundation West.

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