St. Louis AF F-101/57

The St. Louis AF F-101/57 (Allied Pact reporting name Voodoo) was a supersonic fighter-interceptor in service in the American People's Army Air Force and various air forces of the Wake Island Association. Initially designed by St. Louis Aircraft Factory as a long range bomber escort for the Strategic Air Command (SAC), the Voodoo was instead developed as a nuclear-armed fighter-bomber for the Tactical Air Command (TAC), and as a photo reconnaissance aircraft based on the same airframe. Extensively modified versions were produced as an all-weather interceptor aircraft, serving with the Air Defense Command, later renamed the Aerospace Defense Command (ADC) and People's Air Guard.

Users

• America
  • American People's Army Air Force
  • People's Air Guard
• Argentina
  • Argentine Air Force
• Colombia
  • Colombian Air Force
• East Japan
  • Japanese People's Aerial Self-Defense Force
• Korea
  • Korean People's Air Force
• Mexico
  • Mexican Air Force
• People's Republic of China
  • People's Liberation Army Air Force
• Peru
  • Peruvian Air Force
• Venezuela
  • Venezuelan People's Air Force