Updated on April 27, 2013
| American Airlines Flight 28 | Mid Air between a Army B-34 Bomber and an American Airlines DC-3 in 1942. | |
| A-4M Skyhawk | Marine A-4M Skyhawk Ground Attack Aircraft crashed onto California desert lava flow | |
| A-7E Corsair II | California desert Navy Corsair II crash site. | |
| B-24J Liberator Crash Site | WWII bomber pilot's survival story made it into Ripley's Believe It or Not. | |
| Beechcraft JRB-4 Expeditor | A Dark Day at China Lake NAWS, California | |
| Bell Textron Super Cobra AH-1T | Crashed on Sitton Peak in the Santa Ana Mountains, California | |
| Boeing B-17C | A very rare B-17 lost over the High Sierra's | |
| Castle Air Force Base | Open Cockpit Day 2006. My friend Wild Bill was like a kid in a candy store, I had to take his pic in every cockpit ! | |
| Convair 440 Airliner | Sierra Pacific Airlines "Primal Man" mountain crash site. | |
| Corsair FG-1D | WWII gull wing fighter aircraft crash site. | |
| Douglas C-47A | High Sierra WWII Skytrain crash site. | |
| F-105 Thunderchief | California Desert crash site of a late 1950's fighter jet. | |
| 2 F6F-5N Grumman Hellcat Fighters | Two Warbirds with one stone, The Mt. Baldy Hellcats. | |
| F9F-6 Cougar Drone | Crash site of a 1950's fighter jet drone conversion. | |
| Grumman S-2 Tracker | High Sierra crash site of a Vietnam war era anti-submarine warfare aircraft. | |
| KC-135A & F-105D Midair | California Desert midair crash site of a KC-135A tanker & F-105D fighter. | |
| McDonnell F2H-3 Banshee | California Eastern Sierra Nevada Mountains jet fighter crash. | |
| McDonnell Douglas F/A-18B | Pilot's wife led the search to find her husbands aircraft. | |
| McDonnell Douglas F/A-18D | Didn't even need a crash report to find this site ! | |
| North American AT-6/ Harvard | WWII trainer aircraft site in the Mojave Desert. | |
| Hellcat F6F-5 | This WWII crash site wasn't found till 12 years later. | |
| North American P-51D Mustang | Remote California desert 1945 WWII fighter crash site. | |
| Abandoned desert airport crash site. | ||
| New | Vought A-7E Corsair II | California canyon holds the remains of this Navy jet. |
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