My main interest is the 60s Space Race, and that is where I'm concentrating most of my time. However, I have posted a few pictures of Cold War relics.

• A-10 Warthog at the Grissom Air Museum
• A-12 Oxcart at Battleship Memorial Park.
• A-12 Oxcart at U.S. Space and Rocket Center.
• B-36 Peacemaker at Strategic Air & Space
• B-1A bomber at the Strategic Air & Space Musuem
• The second XB-47 (S/N 46-0066, aka 6066) at the former Chanute Air Museum
• B-47E (S/N 53-2276) at the Barksdale Global Power Museum
• B-47B (SN 51-2315) at the Grissom Air Museum
• B-47 Stratojet at Strategic Air & Space
• B-52D Stratofortress at the Eighth Air Force Museum.
• B-52G Stratofortress at the Eighth Air Force Museum.
• B-52 Stratofortress at Strategic Air & Space
• CH-47D Chinook helicopter at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center
• EC-135 (SN 61-269) at the Grissom Air Museum
• F-4 Phantom II, serving as gate guardian at the Stafford Air & Space Museum.
• An F-4 Phantom II ejection seat at the James S. McDonnell Prologue Room.
• F-86 Sabre at Air Power Park
• F-100 Super Sabre at Air Power Park
• F-100 Super Sabre at the Grissom Air Museum
• F-104 Starfighter, mounted in a dramatic, near-vertical climb in front of the Stafford Air & Space Museum.
• C-97 Stratofreighter, S/N 52-0898 at the former Chanute Air Museum
• KC-97 Stratofreighter at the Grissom Air Museum
• EC-121/WV-2 Warning Star, BuNo TK 141311 at the former Chanute Air Museum
• KC-135 at the Barksdale Air Power Museum.
• Bell XP-59A Airacomet in the Milestones of Flight gallery at the National Air & Space Museum
• A diorama depicting the R4D Que Sera Sera, the first plane to land at the South Pole, at the James S. McDonnell Prologue Room.
• Sikorsky S-58 helicopter, flown by several branches of the armed forces and known by a dizzying array of designations (including the H-34/CH-34 Choctaw, the HUS-1/HH-34/UH-34 Seahorse, and the VH-34/HHS-1/SH-34 Seabat), at the Naval Aviation Museum.
• SR-71B Blackbird trainer at the Air Zoo
• SR-71 Blackbird at the Barksdale Air Power Museum.
• SR-71 Blackbird at the Kansas Cosmosphere
• An SR-71 Blackbird control panel at the Kansas Cosmosphere
• An SR-71 Blackbird ejection seat at the Kansas Cosmosphere
• An SR-71 Blackbird tire at the Kansas Cosmosphere
• SR-71 Blackbird at the Museum of Aviation.
• SR-71 Blackbird at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
• SR-71 interior at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
• SR-71 Blackbird at Strategic Air & Space
• SR-71 Blackbird at the Udvar-Hazy Center.
• SR-71 (Type GNS1030) Pressure Suit at the Udvar-Hazy Center.
• A J58 (SR-71) engine at the Air Zoo.
• A J58 (SR-71) engine at the Museum of Aviation.
• A J58 (SR-71) engine at Strategic Air & Space.
• An AG-330 SR-71 start cart at the Air Zoo.
• T-33 Shooting Star at the Stafford Air & Space Museum.
• T-2C Buckeye at the Grissom Air Museum
• U-2 "Dragon Lady" at Museum of Aviation
• U-2 "Dragon Lady" at National Air & Space Museum
• U-2 "Dragon Lady" at Strategic Air & Space
• The Bell X-1 in the Milestones of Flight Gallery at the National Air & Space Museum.
• The X-1 replica, used in the movie The Right Stuff, at the Kansas Cosmosphere.
• The YF-12A at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force.
• Pictures of a Chinese Nanchang CJ-6 trainer.

I have literally tens of thousands of additional pictures (at least several thousand of which are good enough for other people to look at :-) which I will be sorting through and posting in the coming days, weeks, months, and years.