As a plane enthusiast that looks upon both propeller and jet aircraft, I'd say.. It's pretty nice! The fact that these are old decommissioned fighters from the late 40s to 70s are cool, but saddening aswell because we went through many generations of aircraft (this one centered around 2nd-3rd generation aircraft) and most of them are eventually decommissioned for replacement. I'll try to give you a tour of the aircraft here.. This is the Huey, a helicopter used in the Vietnam war. You can see bullet holes here (because it was shot, obviously). Unfortunately you can't get in the cockpit like all other planes. Next, we have a P-80 Shooting Star. An amazing piece of technology, marking the start of the Jet Age for America. (this may not be the first jet aircraft though). I don't know the history of the T-38.. But it's a prop and a plane anyway! Then, we have the Vought F-8 Crusader, called the Last Gunfighter (but it's main weapon was the AIM-9 Air to Air missile). Next, and probably the last plane I saw here is the F-5 Tiger. It's agile, fast, and small. It's named "Tiger" for a reason. It has an armament of AIM-9Js which packed quite the punch. It fought against the Vietnamese MiGs back then. Then there's this artillery gun that has a semi-functional raiser. It would be fun if we could raise the barrel angle, but we pretty much can't because it is decommissioned. That's all I could tell you, now bye!