There was one EB-57E left on the ramp, soon to be gate guard:
0-21500 EB-57E 157 DSEG USAF by Keith Heywood, on FlickrThe F-4's had received their Vermont markings:
65774 'VT' F-4D 134 DSES Vermont ANG USAF by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
66470 VT F-4D Vermont ANG USAF by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
65730 F-4D Vermont ANG USAF by Keith Heywood, on FlickrThe low viz version:
66457 VT F-4D Vermont ANG USAF by Keith Heywood, on FlickrNewly delivered ex 31st TFW / 307th TFS 'ZF' coded F-4D:
66228 ZF F-4D ex 31 TFW USAF by Keith Heywood, on FlickrThe obligatory T-33 hack:
35944 T-33A Vermont ANG USAF by Keith Heywood, on FlickrCouple of interesting visitors FAA Jet Commander and a coal powered KC-135:
N84 Jet Commander FAA & 71450 KC-135A Maine ANG by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
71450 KC-135A Maine ANG USAF by Keith Heywood, on FlickrThe Vermont branch of the Civil Air Patrol had a couple of re-purposed military aircraft, one Bird Dog and the standard ex USAF T-41A. I've been unable to identify the previous identity of the Bird Dog which although it sits in a well known Bird Dog FAA serial block it does not feature in any records I've found.... The Bird Dog's did not serve with the CAP for very long and were quickly withdrawn.
N5267G O-1 Bird Dog Vermont Civil Air Patrol by Keith Heywood, on Flickr
N5121F T-41A Vermont Civil Air Patrol by Keith Heywood, on FlickrWell worth the drive from Montreal.
