Cessna O 2 Skymaster USAF Forward Air Control

This is a flying museum aircraft. This airplane regularly flies.
It's located on Skagit Regional Airport KBVS.
This is NASA Apollo Astronaut Bill Anders museum - The Heritage Flight Museum.
Bill owns a group of airplanes that are regularly flown.
P-51 Mustang "Val-halla"
A-1 Skyraider
Mig 21
F-89 Scorpion
T-6 Texan
T-34 Meteor
PT-19 Cornell
PT-13 Stearman
O-1 Birddog
O-2 Skymaster
L-13 Grasshopper
DHC-2 Beaver
Bell UH-1B Iroquois
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That particular 02 according to my log book was most likely based at Holly Field for initial training of FACs. I flew it for 625 hours and 381 combat missions. Two engines were a safety factor and I only had two engine failures. They took a lot of abuse so a museum is the best place for them today.