That’s a real shame if they all end up getting scrapped. The classic Hornets are such an important part of RAAF history, and once they’re gone there’s no getting them back. Considering the lineup the Queensland Air Museum already has, a Hornet would fit perfectly and complete that fast jet story from early jets through to modern era. It’s hard to understand why at least one couldn’t be allocated, especially to a major museum with proper preservation capability. Static displays like that do a lot for public interest and education. Hopefully enough support builds to change someone’s mind before it’s too late.
