F-101C Voodoo #56-0035, 81st TFW, 1960

F-101C-55-MC s/n 56-0035 in nature metal finish
*1960: USAF 81st TFW.
*1963-64: USAF 81st TFW.
*Converted to RF-101H.
*Arkansas ANG 154th TRS.
*1969-71: Nevada ANG 192nd TRS.
*7/1972: Put into storage at the AMARC bone yard.
*5/1975: Salvaged at China Lakes Ranges, CA/Watkins, CA.

Alternative
RF-101G 54-1459 RB, 192/TRS 123/TRW, Itazuke AB (Mar.20, 1969) in SEA camouflage.
*USAF 81st TFW.
*Converted to RF-101G.
*1968-69: Kentucky ANG 165th TRS.
*4/22/1969: Damaged beyond repair in an accident at Itazuke AB, Japan.
*5/1/1969: Struck off charge.
Use Kitty Hawk RF-101 G/H spare parts to update the kit.

In 1965, 29 F-101As and 31 F-101Cs were modified under the new designations RF-101G and RF-101H, respectively, to serve as unarmed reconnaissance aircraft with Air National Guard units. RF-101Gs and Hs were operated by three Air National Guard units: the 154th TRS in Arkansas, the 165th TRS in Kentucky and the 192nd TRS in Nevada. In early 1968, the seizure of the U.S. naval surveillance vessel Pueblo by the North Koreans led President Lyndon B. Johnson to activate all three Air National Guard Voodoo units. Each served a rotational tour at Itazuke Air Force Base, Japan, and compiled impressive records, flying 19,715 tactical hours in 11,561 sorties and exposing 841,601 feet of aerial film.