Painted in the latest tactical grey colour scheme, 32nd Flying Training Squadron T-1A Jayhawk 93-0646/'VN'.

Two Jayhawks return to the flight line at Vance AFB following an aerial refuelling formation sortie.

T-1A Jayhawk 91-0084/'VN' is marked with '32 FTS' on its tail and serves as the squadron commander's aircraft.

A student pilot checks the right engine prior to a training flight from Vance AFB.

View from the cockpit of a T-1A Jayhawk.

In April 2009 Air Force Materiel Command selected the Camber Corporation's Sensor Systems Division based in Dallas, Texas, to fit Combat Systems Officer (CSO) training stations to seven T-1A Jayhawk aircraft. The contract was awarded in support of Air Education and Training Command's redesign of its training pipeline for navigators, electronic warfare officers and weapon system officers. Camber's CSO training station is a software based system that simulates sensors (radar, radar warning receiver, electronic support measures), countermeasures (chaff and flares), and weapon systems for two students and two instructors aboard a T-1A Jayhawk.

This cockpit shot shows the close proximity of two T-1s during an aerial refuelling formation sortie.