Museum | Planes on Exhibit

Flight Crews (Volunteers) Needed for Restoration
Aircraft restoration is an ongoing project and each plane has a flight crew of volunteers that donate time or money to it's beautification. Each plane is lovingly restored to it's original with the help of those that contribute.

You can help rebuild the nation's number one Marine Air Museum—please click on Donations or Volunteer Services and choose how you would like to support the museum. The planes below are in need of restoration and repair, and need "flight crews" to support them.

"Corsair" Chance Vought F4U-5N	"Banshee" McDonnell Douglass F2H2	"Seahorse" Sikorsky HUS (UH-34)	"Wildcat" F4F (FM-2)
"Mitchell" B-25 (PBJ)	"Bronco" Rockwell (North American) OV-10	"Retriever" HUP	"Fagot" Mikoyan-Gurevich MIG-15
"Phantom II" McDonnell Douglas RF-4B	"Skyhawk" Douglas A-4C	"Skyhawk" Douglas A-4M	"Intruder" Grumman A-6
"Sea Cobra" Bell AH-1J	"Skyknight" Douglas F3-D	"Cougar" Grumman F9F	"Hornet" McDonnell Douglas FA-18
"Avenger" General Motors TBM	"Crusader" Vought RF-8G	"Gooney Bird" Douglas R4D	"Skymaster" Douglas R5D
"Packet" ("Flying Boxcar") Fairchild R4Q	Photos courtesy of Steve Smith Assistant Curator/Librarian and Jorge A. Dietsch Staff Photographer Flying Leatherneck Aviation Museum.  All photographs are the property of the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation & Museum, and their reproduction is permitted for non-commercial, educational purposes only. If reproduced, retransmitted or used in anyway, credit must be given to the Flying Leatherneck Historical Foundation and Aviation Museum - MCAS Miramar. Copyright © 2006. All rights reserved.