The San Diego Air & Space Museum maintains an annex for planes that it hasn’t room to display, is working on, etc. It’s at Gillespie Field in El Cajon, and is a quick, fun visit. It’s a small place with virtually no visitors and some cool aircraft. Here are some of them:
F-86 Sabre jet and a Vietnam era, San Diego-built Ryan drone.
F-14 Tomcat.
F-16.
Blue Angels' F-18 in the process of reassembly.
Mig-21.
Grumman A-6 Intruder.
A-7 Corsair.
An unrestored WWII-era Corsair.
Harrier vertical take-off and landing “jump-jet.”
A stealth something . . .
Model of a Gulfstream supersonic business jet concept.
F-86 Sabre jet and a Vietnam era, San Diego-built Ryan drone.
F-14 Tomcat.
F-16.
Blue Angels' F-18 in the process of reassembly.
Mig-21.
Grumman A-6 Intruder.
A-7 Corsair.
An unrestored WWII-era Corsair.
Harrier vertical take-off and landing “jump-jet.”
A stealth something . . .
Model of a Gulfstream supersonic business jet concept.
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Can you tell me any more about the Gulfstream SST bizjet model? Where it was located, who build it, etc.
Thanks.
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