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Aircraft Category & Images	Aircraft Designation / Nick Name	Aircraft Description
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: ATTACK AIRCRAFT
	A-1 Skyraider
	A-4 Skyhawk "Scooter"
	A-6 Intruder
	AV-8B Harrier	The Mc Donnell Douglas (now Boeing) AV-8B Harrier II is a second generation version of the British Hawker Siddeley Harrier and Sea Harriers that are perhaps best known for being the first vertical take off and landing capable jet fighter, the Harrier can take off and land like a helicopter and variants are currently in use by The United States Marine Corps, Great Britain, and the Spanish and Italian Navies.
	A-10 Thunderbolt II "Warthog"
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: BOMBERS
	*WORLD WAR II*
	B-17 Flying Fortress
	B-24 Liberator
	B-25 Mitchell
	SBD Dauntless	Douglas SBD Dauntless Dive Bomber
	TBM / TBF Avenger
	*MODERN ERA*
	B-47 Stratojet
	B-52 Stratofortress "BUFF"
	B-1B Lancer "BONE"
	B-2 Spirit "Stealth Bomber"	Born from the Northrop "Flying Wing" designs of the 40's and 50's, the B-2 is the most expensive airplane ever built. This amazing aircraft relies on stealth technology to get behind enemy lines and neutralize targets before the enemy even knows they are in the area and with the aid of air to air refueling has an unlimited range.
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *CARGO / PASSENGER*
	*WORLD WAR II*
	C-46 Commando	The C-46 Curtiss Commando
	C-47 Skytrain
	C-53D Skytrooper
	*MODERN ERA*
	C-130 Hercules
	C-131 Samaritan	Convair C-131 Samaritan
	C-141 Starlifter
	C-2 Greyhound	The C-2 is a twin engine cargo airplane designed to ferry passengers, supplies, mail and more to and from aircraft carriers.
	C-5 Galaxy
	C-9 Skytrain II
	C-12 King air	USMC version of Beechcraft King Air twin engine turbo prop
	C-17 Globemaster
	UC-35D	Cessna UC-35D is a Marine Corps Version of the Cessna Citation Encore
	C-40 Clipper
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *PURSUIT AIRCRAFT / FIGHTERS*
	*WORLD WAR I*
	Sopwith Camel
	Sopwith Pup
	Fokker Dr.1 Tri Plane	Made famous by the Red Baron the Dr.1 is easily the most iconic of all aircraft from the World War 1 era.
	*WORLD WAR II*
	P-26 Peashooter
	P-38 Lightning
	P-40 Warhawk / Kittyhawk / Tomahawk
	P-47 Thunderbolt
	P-51 Mustang
	Supermarine Spitfire	Great Britain's best known and best performing indigenous fighter of World War II.
	F-6F Hellcat
	F-7F Tigercat
	F-8F Bearcat
	*MODERN ERA*
	F-3 Panavia Tornado	Flown by Great Britain and Germany
	F-4 Phantom
	F-4F Wildcat
	F4U Corsair
	FJ-4B Fury	The Sabre Jet of the United States Navy...
	F-5 Freedom Fighter / Tiger II
	F-8 Crusader
	F9F Panther
	F-14 Tomcat	Made famous in the movie Top Gun, the F-14 Tomcat remains one of the world's most recognizable fighters, even though they U.S. fleet is completely mothballed or being housed in air museums throughout the United States.
	F-15 Eagle	The most successful fighter aircraft of all time, the F-15 Eagle remains the air superiority fighter that all others are measured by.
	F-15E Strike Eagle
	F-16 Fighting Falcon "Viper"	Perhaps the most widely used jet fighter in the world today, the F-16 remains an extremely agile, very formidable fighter. Currently being flown by the U.S. and a majority of our allies as well as the USAF's flight demonstration team the Thunderbirds.
	F/A-18 Hornet	The F/A-18 Hornet is now commonly known as the Legacy Hornet with the increasing numbers of its younger brother... the Super Hornet. The Legacy Hornets include the F/A-18A currently only flown in the U.S. armed forces by the United States Navy Blue Angels, who are gradually transitioning to the newer C model; and the F/A-18C and D models which are still flown by many USN and USMC squadrons.
	F/A-18 Super Hornet	Approximately 25% larger than the "Legacy Hornet" the Super Hornet variants include the single-seat F/A-18E and two-seat F/A-18F and one far and away one of the world's most capable fighters.
	F-22 Raptor	The first production 5th generation fighter, the F-22 breaks all the rules with higher speeds, greater altitude capabilities, more maneuverability than any previous fighter aircraft and an incredible targeting computer that allows for a real-time view of the battle field at all times and the ability to handle more targets at once than anything in the sky. Keep an eye out for the Raptor the next time you are at the air show, it can do things airplanes just are not supposed to be able to do.
	F-35 Lightning II "Joint Strike Fighter / JSF"
	F-80 Shooting Star
	F-84 Thunderjet / Thunderstreak
	F-86 Sabre
	F-100 Super Sabre
	F-101 Voodoo
	F-102 Delta Dagger
	F-104 Starfighter
	F-105 Thunderchief "Thud"
	F-106 Delta Dart
	F-111 Aardvark
	F-117 Nighthawk "Stealth Fighter"	More bomber than fighter, the F-117 was given the "F" fighter designation in order to attract fighter pilots to the program. It did not include a gun, but relied on its lack of visibility to radar and an internal weapons bay in the belly of the aircraft.
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *TRAINERS*
	Steerman PT-17 Kaydet
	PT-19 Cornell
	PT-22 Recruit	Ryan PT-22 Recruit
	BT-13 Vultee Valiant
	AT-6 Texan	Also known as the SNJ when flown by the USMC and the Harvard in Canada, the Texan, built by North American Aviation is a single-engine advanced trainer that was used by the United States Army Air Forces and many of the allies to train pilots during the second World War. Now many of these aircraft are still very popular among air show pilots for aerobatic routines as well as being a great way to get a ride!
	T-6 Texan II	Beechcraft T-6 Texan II
	T-33 Shooting Star
	T-28 Trojan
	T-34 Mentor
	T-38 Talon
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *SPY PLANES & SURVELLANCE AIRCRAFT*
	SR-71 Blackbird	The Blackbird is perhaps the most unique aircraft ever flown and to this day is still on record as the fastest airplane ever built boasting speed in excess of mach 3... that's three times the speed of sound.
	U-2 "Dragon Lady"
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *SPECIAL PURPOSE*
	CV-22 Osprey
	747 Shuttle Carrier	NASA uses two modified 747-100 aircraft to carry the nation's fleet of Space Shuttles. Ferry flights are flown primarily between Edwards Air Force Base in California where the 747's are based to Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida where the shuttle launch facility is located.
	NASA ER-2	The ER-2 is NASA's version of the Air Force's U2-S reconnaissance aircraft. These high-altitude aircraft are used as platforms for investigations that cannot be accomplished by sensor platforms of the private sector. Aircraft and spacecraft have proven to be excellent platforms for remote and in situ sensing. The ER-2, flying at the edge of space, can scan shorelines, measure water levels, help fight forest fires, profile the atmosphere, assess flood damage, and sample the stratosphere. - NASA
	Fokker C-31A Troopship	Used by the United States Army's Golden Knights Parachute Team
	KC-10 Extender	Military refueling version of the DC-10 airliner.
	KC-135 Stratotanker	Refueling aircraft
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *ELECTRONIC ATTACK*
	EA-6B Prowler	This Electronic Warfare Aircraft produced by Northrop Grumman is a twin engine jet with a crew of four including one pilot and three electronic countermeasures officers.
	E-2C Hawkeye	Grumman E-2C Hawkeye

MILITARY AIRCRAFT:OBSERVATION
	O-1 Bird Dog	Cessna O-1 Bird Dog
	O-2 Skymaster	Cessna O-2 Skymaster
	P-3 Orion
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *UAV / Unmanned Aerial Vehicle*
	MQ-1 Predator
	MQ-9 Reaper
CVILIAN AIRCRAFT: AIRLINERS
	DC-2
	DC-3
CVILIAN AIRCRAFT: AIRPLANES
	Model 17 Stagger wing
	Pitts Special
	Van RV-10
	Navion	North American Navion
	Steerman Biplane
	Beechcraft King AIr
	Beechcraft Model 18	Twin Beech 18
	Edge 540	Single engine, mid-wing, aerobatic aircraft.
	Pilatus PC-6 Turbo Porter





CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT: SPECIAL PURPOSE
	White Knight	Built by Scaled Composites, the White Knight was designed to be the "mother ship" launch platform for Spaceship One, the first civilian spacecraft and winner of the X Prize.
	White Knight Two	Built by Scaled Composites, White Knight Two is a newer, larger jet powered carrier aircraft that is approximately three times larger than White Knight and is to be capable of altitudes in excess of 60,000 feet. If you look carefully at the graphics under the wings between the two fuselages, you can see that they are a portion of Richard Branson's eye.
	DC-10 Airtanker	This converted DC-10 airliner is now one of the world's largest fire fighters and is capable of carrying 12,000 gallons (45,000 liters) of water or fire retardant.
	Good Year Blimp	Pictured in our 2009 Camarillo Air Show Galleries, the good year blimp made a rare appearance at the air show, making several low passes... great shots, be sure to check it out.
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *FORIEGN MILITARY*
	F1 156 Storch	WWII Germany - Luftwaffe
	SAAB 35 Draken	Sweden
	Mig 15
	Mig 17
	Mitsubishi Zero	Japan WWII
	Folland Gnat	This British trainer is best recognized for its time with the Red Arrows Flight Demonstration Team.
	Fairey Firefly	This is the only Fairey Firefly left flying.
	Hawker Sea Fury
	L-39 Albatros
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: AIR SHOW ACTS / DEMONSTARTION TEAMS
	U.S. Army Golden Knights
	USAF Thunderbirds
	USN Blue Angels	The Blue Angels are currently flying the F/A-18A. These are the only remaining A models in the U.S. arsenal and are the oldest Hornets in the Navy. The Blues are slowly transitioning to the F/A-18C. You will also see the Blues support aircraft, their C-130T affectionately known as "Fat Albert".
	Canadian Forces Snowbirds	Officially designated as the Canadian Forces 431 Air Demonstration Squadron the Snowbirds fly 11 CT-114 Tutor aircraft.
CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT: AIR SHOW ACTS
	Dan Buchanon - Hang Glider
	Bill Cornick - Pitts Special
	Bill Reeseman - Mig 17	Better known as the "Red Bull Mig" Bill Reeseman and his Mig 17 are always a thrill for air show goers, young and old alike. With a unique after burner that appears to burn much like a torch at the back of the airplane and Bill's "Mig Magic" smoke and pyrotechnics, this is an act worth another look.
	Patriots - L-39 Albatros	The only civilian jet team on the U.S. air show circuit, the patriots and their four L-39 Albatros put on a great show.
	Sean D. Tucker	Oracle Challenger
	Silver WIngs Steerman	Silver Wings Wing walkers
	Yak-18	Camarillo Air Show Galleries
MILITARY AIRCRAFT: *HELICOPTERS*
	CH-53E Super Stallion	The Super Stallion is the largest, heaviest helicopter in the United States military arsenal and is commonly referred to as the "Hurricane Maker". Built by Sikorsky Aircraft, variants of the Super Stallion are currently in service with the United States Marine Corps, United States Navy and the Japanese Maritime Self Defense Force.
	CH-46 Sea Knight "Bull Frog"
	AH-1 Cobra / Super Cobra	Bell helicopters AH-1 Cobra is perhaps the best know, most recognizable and most deadly of all attack helicopters.
	AH-64 Apache	United States Army attack helicopter
	UH-1 Iroquois "Huey"
	UH-60 Blackhawk	US Army
	SH-60 Seahawk	USN
	MH-60 Pavehawk	USAF
	H-3 Sea King	The H-3 is a twin engine, all-weather helicopter. The SH-3H model is used by the Navy Reserves to detect, classify, track and destroy enemy submarines. It also provides logistical support and a search and rescue capability. The UH-3H model is utility configured for logistical support and search and rescue missions. The VH-3D model supports the Executive Transport Mission.

CIVILIAN AIRCRAFT: *HELICOPTERS*
	Bell Jet Ranger
	MD520 NOTAR



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