A-26 Invader examples at the Evergreen Aviation Museum and at McChord AFB in Tacoma, Wash.– I took the McChord shots during air shows at the base in the summers of 2008 and 2010 of what appears to be the same airframe with an updated paint job. The Pima Air Museum has an A-26 displayed in their WWII hangar and a post-war B-26K as part of the outdoor collection. Other Invaders were photographed at Palm Springs.
A-26B 41-39303
Pacific Coast Air Museum; Santa Rosa, CA 2024
B-26C 41-39359 “Million Airess”
OshKosh 2024
Oshkosh 2025
A-26B 41-39427 “Night Mission”
Was painted as 43-7140 while performing as “Spirit of Waco”
Vintage Flight Museum, Fort Worth 2024
A-26B-35-DL 41-39472 (#7185)
Castle AFB, Atwater CA 2024
A-26C 43-22494 Invader
Pima Air Museum 2017
1944 B-26B 44-34104 (#27383) “Silver Dragon”
Oshkosh 2025
1945 A-26B 44-34198 “Special Kay”
Was refitted as B-26K 64-17679 Counter Invader in 1964
Holds the distinction of being the only operational B-26K/A-26A model left in the world
Vintage Flight Museum, Fort Worth 2024
A-26B 44-34722
Erickson Collection in Madras, Ore. 2017
Erickson Collection; Madras 2023
A-26C 44-35224 Invader “My Darling Ramona”
March AFB 2018
A-26C 44-35439 Invader “Margie”
Evergreen Aviation Museum 2015
Evergreen Museum 2018
A-26C 44-35552
Air Mobility Command; Dover DE 2026
A-26C 44-35601 “Miss Murphy”
CAF Mesa 2017
A-26 44-35708 Invader
Listed as belonging to the Classic Aircraft Aviation Museum, Hillsboro, Oregon. Might be the same airframe as the two examples below (all three are listed as 44-35708).