As you all know, aviation has been an incredibly crucial part of knockoff earth, and most countries focus on their air force a lot more than they do to other militaries. Civil air travel is also important, with long-serving Jets like the Shooting Star, and fast liners like the YP-1000, this branch of aviation also has a history of its own.

So for this very reason, Bell Lands has decided to open the International Civil And Military Air Museum in AnsterDang. Nations from all around the world will be able to submit aircraft to put in the museum, even if their relations with Bell Lands (and Bell Lands' allies) aren't good.

So far, the museum has aircraft from Bell Lands, and former RNJ, those being:

•PM-85 hummingbird
•MJ-4 Lion
•P-18 Longtail
•MJ-4R Rocket Lion (special)
•F-38 Goblin
•MJ-4S Super Lion
B-41 Doghound
XB-8 Final Frontier (Special)
F-78 Tigermoth
F-82 Hannah
MJ-4S-2 Super Lion 2
GB-11 (We just have one for some reason don't question me)
Aerial Defender SAM
Molokoy D-sh-M
Molokoy D-350A
YF-112 Ornithopter
YF-14
Molokoy D-350S
The 2 Ramjets of the Molokoy TSR (we're not putting the whole thing into a museum, all the ones we've built are still fully working and flying around [one could be over your government building look up])
UAJ-400RJT ramjet from Umbra Corp/Fish Land
The prototype for the Molokoy M-26 fury
Umbra F-18
SUE-3 pigpen from Socket Onion
AB-80 From Unity Steaks
F-104 from Your-Pan
FV-390 from Jerry
Dummy RDF Camilla off in the distance
Meriko Shooting Star A
Meriko Shooting Star B

(If you want more aircraft added, write them down)