Where do iconic military aircraft go when they’re no longer needed for frontline operations? Well, aside from selling them to a banana republic in equatorial Africa, those that aren’t broken down for spares or scrap end up in military museums.
This is where you come in, along with a camera and an interesting challenge. As is the case in most museums, there isn’t a lot of light, there are harsh spotlights everywhere and the exhibits can be crowded together, making it difficult to get a clean shot.
