Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

N260AG Short C-23A Sherpa, c/n SH3107

, General Mitchell International Airport , 2010-09-26

I don't know whether the camo paint denotes that this bird was a C-23 Sherpa. She has been in storage at KMKE for some time now.

N264AG Short C-23A Sherpa, c/n SH3103

, General Mitchell International Airport , 2010-09-26

Bereft of engines and missing several parts, it doesn't look like this ship is going anywhere soon.

N330AC 1976 Short SD3-30, c/n SH3007

, General Mitchell International Airport , 2010-09-26

Some 4 years after the previous photo of this aircraft was taken, this poor bird looks very much worse for the wear.

82-23766 1982 Boeing Vertol CH-47D Chinook, c/n M.3017

, 2010-09-25

One of two Chinook noses on display at the Russell Military Museum

85-24365 1985 Boeing CH-47D Chinook, c/n M.3135

, 2010-09-25

The cockpit section has been preserved for young patrons of the Russell Military Museum to play on.

68-16992 1968 Grumman OV-1D Mohawk, c/n 62D

, 2010-09-25

One of a pair of Vietnam-era Mohawks at the Russell Military Museum.

67-18900 1967 Grumman OV-1C Mohawk, c/n 101C

, 2010-09-25

One of a pair of Vietnam-era Mohawks at the Russell Military Museum.

156751 LTV TA-7C Corsair II, c/n E-018

, 2010-09-25

This former Navy plane has shed so many of her parts, so as to be barely recognizable.

N910NA Northrop T-38A, c/n 65-10352

, 2010-09-25

Once the proud mount of US astronauts in training, only the fuselage of this aircraft remains to adorn the backlot of the Russell Military Museum.

67-30044 1967 Sikorsky CH-53A Sea Stallion, c/n 65-061

, 2010-09-25

Remains of old heli on display at the Russell Military Museum

52-9141 1952 Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star, c/n 580-7195

, 2010-09-25

The tail section of this former Lockheed trainer at the Russell Military Museum; the rest of the aircraft, including the GE J47 turbojet, is located nearby.

52-9141 1952 Lockheed T-33A Shooting Star, c/n 580-7195

, 2010-09-25

The forward section on display at the Russell Military Museum; the aft section and the GE J47 powerplant are located nearby.