Grumman Tomcat
The Tomcat and the AIM-54 Phoenix missile, a unique weapons system that made history, true representatives of the naval aviation spirit. ...See data

McDonnell Douglas Harrier
The Harrier originates in the 1960´s, as a result of the efforts of the US and the UK. Operated by few countries, remains as the best living sample of V/STOL aviation. ...See data

Sikorsky Sea King
First flown in 1959, entered service in the United States Navy in 1961. Widely exported, the Sea King continues fifty years after in service around the world. ...See data

Boeing Sea Knight
The Sea Knight helicopter is a medium lift assault helicopter, used by the United States Navy and Marine Corps for all-weather day-or-night assault and transport for cargo and personnel, and search and rescue missions. The type is being retired from service since 2004. ...See data

Sikorsky Sea Hawk
The Sea Hawk is a twin-engine multi-mission helicopter based on the airframe of the UH-60 Black Hawk. In service in some navies around the world. ...See data

Bell Twin Huey
The Bell 212 (also known as the Twin Two-Twelve and Twin Huey) is a light military helicopter that first flew in 1968. It is currently employed in many armies and navies worldwide. ...See data

Westland Lynx
First flown in 1971 and operational in 1977. Currenlty serving in over a dozen nations. ...See data

Hughes Defender
A derivate from the civilian OH-6 Cayuse, the Defender (500M) still remains in service in the Spanish Navy. Differences with the civilian version include improved engines, avionics, MAD, central pylon for a torpedo and anticorrosive coating, among other things. ...See data