Airplanes.

This was part of yesterday's adventure.Bumper blog today,people.I love airplanes and love to fly.I found these three airplanes that were probably used during the Korean War.They are on display in a park across from Shark Zone.It was another rainy day, so the pics look darker.While you cannot get your frequent flyer miles with these ones,they are part of aviation history.

O-1 G Cessna.

It's main role was for observation. Nicknamed "Bird Dog".Does is look like a bird or a dog?

the tail wing and flaps. 

weather beaten and peeling. 

I wonder if these planes can still fly. 

propeller,the bottom half. 

Side shot of the Cessna. 

This scrape on the side, reminds me of the vacation to Saigon,Viet-Nam.It was a Viet-Nam Airlines flight and there was no difference between this pic and that airplane.I was scared. 

The "Bird dog". 

T-33 A Lockheed.

It's role was that of trainer.Nicknamed "Shooting Star".

wing flap close up. 

rusty,wear and tear. 

It has a rather pointed nose. 

This could be one of the engines or turbines.

This one looks in a better condition. 

Front shot of the "Shooting Star". 

F-86 F

This was a fighter aircraft.Nicknamed the "Sabre".It has stripes.(at least that is what I think it is)

The tail wing. 

The cockpit..a bit grimy. 

since this is a fighter aircraft, I think ammunition was kept here.I could be wrong.

Part of the landing gear. 

The ROKAF stands for Republic of Korea Air Force...in case you didn't know. 

The Korean says:"Dae Han Min Gook Gom Goon"..Not sure what it means, but it could have something to do with "Fighting spirit"..Korean soccer fans sang "Dae Han Min Gook" constantly at the World Cup Soccer games in 2002.

Side shot of the "Sabre" 

A close up of the nose. 

The "Sabre".