Support the restoration of the AV-8B Harrier II

A key player in Vietnam, showcasing versatility in attack roles.

The upgraded and last production model with enhanced avionics and weaponry.

A carrier-based attack aircraft known for its precision and endurance.

AH-1W "Super Cobra" attack helicopters form the backbone of the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) as on-call Close Air Support platforms.

Designated PBJs for USMC during WW II the aircraft became a mainstay in Marine Corps medium bombing squadrons.

A heavy-lift helicopter known for its reliability in challenging environments.

The first Marine twin engine attack helicopter, and mainstay through the 70s.

A tandem-rotor helicopter that excelled in amphibious operations and troop transport.

The CH-53A provided timely and effective helicopter combat assault transport of heavy equipment, personnel and supplies, in order to support the Marine Air-Ground Task Force and other units, as directed.

An iconic fighter jet that dominated the skies in multiple conflicts.

The first aircraft designed to carry out both the fighter and attack roles combining maneuverability to engage other fighters and the ability to attack ground targets.

A carrier-based fighter jet pivotal in early jet aviation.

An all-weather interceptor designed to protect against enemy bombers.

A carrier-based interceptor known for its distinctive design and performance.

Corsair night fighters equipped with air intercept radar used in Korea for night operations.

A supersonic fighter known for its speed and agility.

A jet fighter cornerstone of early naval aviation.

An advanced variant of the Panther with improved performance.

An early helicopter key in transport and rescue missions.

A utility helicopter that serves various roles, including search and rescue.

A utility helicopter used for transport and rescue missions.

One of the most versatile and indispensable aircraft in Marine Corps aviation.

A Soviet-designed jet fighter that competed with American aircraft during the Korean War.

An early helicopter known for its role in medical evacuation and reconnaissance.

A versatile aircraft used for reconnaissance and close air support.

An observation aircraft that provided valuable reconnaissance and support.

A military transport aircraft designed to carry cargo, personnel, litter patients, and mechanized equipment, and to drop cargo and troops by parachute.

A military transport aircraft used United States Marine Corps during the Korean War and Vietnam War for troop transport and support.

A reconnaissance variant that provided critical intelligence during the Cold War.

A reconnaissance version of the Crusader, instrumental in gathering intelligence.

A primary trainer who shaped the skills of many naval aviators.

The Marine variant of USAF P-80 and America's first successful turbojet-powered combat aircraft,

A basic trainer that played a crucial role in pilot training.

An advanced trainer aircraft that contributed to pilot education.

A torpedo bomber that made a significant impact during WWII.

A versatile utility helicopter used in as troop carrier, rescue, and attack.

A heavy-lift helicopter known for its reliability and versatility.

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