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Originally Posted by GH85Carrera
Both actually. Mostly I am curious what single aircraft is the oldest. I don't think they have any C-47s still in active service in the Air Force.
I know they have B-52s that three generations in one family have flown. Imagine getting to fly active duty missions in the same airplane your grandfather and your dad flew when they were active duty Air Force.
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The Martin B-57, although modified, is still in use. By NASA, not the AF.
It's been around longer (slightly) than the B-62.
Edit: I remember (I think) that the Civil Air Patrol still uses DeHavilland Beavers in S&R. They would be older. I know, the CAP is not AF, an auxiliary, I think.
We thought we were pretty important.