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12017-09-20T12:16:11-07:00Brittany Lesar72b5381237db4e447fd2fda223491eab016f552f216421F-86Es in April 1952. In late 1951 F-86 units applied yellow bands on the fuselage and wings as a recognition aid. Previously, these markings were black and white stripes.plain2017-09-20T12:16:11-07:00Brittany Lesar72b5381237db4e447fd2fda223491eab016f552f
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12017-08-31T14:19:57-07:00Timea Balogha8e888c2850bb770a37479bd94c676943a4d85e4February 5, 1958 - Savannah River, GeorgiaRebecca Rodriguez9A B-47 bomber collides with another aircraft and is forced to jettison the explosive on board into the water, where it was never found.image_header2017-09-20T12:35:26-07:00Rebecca Rodriguez59206d57722612f4633fde693438860bd48b59f8
