Pakistan Air Force Mirage 5s dropping bombs

J-10C Vigorous Dragon of the Pakistan Air Force

An F-16C from the Texas Air National Guard's 111th Fighter Squadron, 147th Fighter Wing, flying with a special paint job in honor of the squadron's 90th anniversary. (2007)

Pakistan Air Force T-37 trainer

J-10C Vigorous Dragon of the Pakistan Air Force

Austrian Saab J 35 Draken

"Crazy Horse" North American TF-51D in a climbing turn, wearing the colors of the 487th Fighter Squadron.
This plane is a converted P-51D-25-NT Mustang to dual cockpit and dual control standards

PLAAF JZ-8 carrying reconnaissance pod under fuselage and drop tanks under the wings

FTC-2000, a modernized version of the MiG 21(J7)
It is basically designed to be an ultra low cost fighter jet with acceptable performance

An SR-71 Blackbird, three F-4 Phantoms, and three F-14 Tomcats perform a low pass

An English Electric Canberra B(I).12

Rhodesian B.2 Canberras together with South African B(I).12 Canberras carried out attacks on insurgents in Mozambique (usually armed with Alpha cluster bombs), several raids on Zambia, and attacks upon multiple insurgent bases in Angola.

South African Air Force Dakota 6884, now converted into a C-47TP seen here flying up the West Coast from AFB Ysterplaat to CFS Langebaanweg in formation with an SAAF Oryx Helicopter that is well camouflaged against the background, flying in the Dak's 5 o' clock position.

F-106 Delta Dart firing AIM-4 air to air missile

An F-14A from VF-84 comes in for an arrested landing on the flight deck of the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN-72). 26 January 1990.

A South African Air Force Harvard pilot (American T-6) in front of a Mirage fighter. Note the pilot's survival vest.

Vought V-173, The Flying Pancake.

17 June 1959. First flight Dassault Mirage IV French supersonic strategic bomber entered service French Air Force in Oct 1964.

October 1973. A RAAF General Dynamics F-111C 'Pig' celebrates the opening of the Sydney Opera House.

Two DO-17s of the Luftwaffe on a raid over London on the first day of the Blitz, September 7th, 1940.