On May 20, 1948, the first production North American P-86A took flight-marking the beginning of the legendary F-86 Sabre's ...

The Museum’s F-86A was assigned to the 4th Fighter Interceptor Group at Langley Air Force Base in Virgina in July 1949, and shipped out for action in Korea in December 1950. It flew its combat ...

Elizabeth Borja Lt. Ward Hitt, Jr., sitting in the cockpit of his North American F-86A Sabre fighter, gives his crew chief the OK hand sign, South Korea. On December 17, 1950, the first known ...

This F-86A Sabre is the world's oldest flyable jet. Built in 1948, serial number 48-178 has spent the last 22 years flying around Europe, at air shows. But now she has been shipped back to ...

Maj. Charles Seeley had just completed a turn after his fourth pass of the “enemy target” and was in a controlled dive when the F-86A Sabre jet started to buck. Seeley, the executive officer ...

Bruce Hinton, (Colonel, USAF, Ret.) who piloted the first American F-86A Sabre jet to victory over a Russian MiG-15 in the Korean War died June 27, 2009, in San Antonio, TX. The battle is ...

Maj. Charles Seeley had just completed a turn after his fourth pass of the “enemy target” and was in a controlled dive when the F-86A Sabre jet started to buck. Seeley, the executive officer ...