The new F-100 Super Sabre jet fighter exhibit at the Military Aviation Preservation Society Air Museum in Green is of both national interest and historical significance in military aviation.

In addition to the Rocketdyne engine, 52-4608 (which would carry the designation F-86F (R) before being redesignated as the JF-86F), was fitted with two externally mounted 200 gallon tanks ...

When the F-86F variant was introduced, however, in 1953, the playing fields were finally leveled. In fact, the new F-86 was arguably superior to the MiG-15.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from DCS World: F-86F Sabre Hunters Over the Yalu Campaign It's early 1953. After completing several tours in WWII, you're yet again putting your neck on the ...

The F-86 Sabre's maximum speed only reached 685 mph, not even faster than the speed of sound, which it could only break if it were in a dive. Its typical cruising speed was 550 mph.

This late model F-86F variant was a few months too late to see service in Korea. But you can't say it didn't squeeze every ounce of usefulness out of it like an empty toothpaste tube.

The North American F-86F Sabre was the most capable western fighter of the early- to mid-1950s. This swept wing, single engine jet was the most important western aircraft of the Korean War and ...

Not until the F-86F was introduced, in 1953, were the Americans able to reciprocate the abilities of the MiG-15. Some pilots even claimed that the F-variant was marginally superior to the MiG.

When the F-86F variant was introduced, however, in 1953, the playing fields were finally leveled. In fact, the new F-86 was arguably superior to the MiG-15.

At the 2002 Nellis Air Show near Las Vegas, a Sabre heads up an A team in a USAF Heritage Flight: (from left) P-51 Mustang, P-47 Thunderbolt, F-15 Eagle, P-38 Lightning, and TF-51. Erik ...