[Llarry]

For many years -- 1950s-on -- there was a large interceptor force of the North American Air Defense Command with U.S. and Canadian fighters: F-86s, F-89s, F-94s, F-101s, F-102s, F-106s, F-4s, F-15s and F-16s off the top of my head. No Soviet bombers allowed! The remaining air defense aircraft today are just a few squadrons of aging F-15s in the Air National Guard.

Anyway, in the good (?) old days there was the McDonnell F-101 Voodoo. The Voodoo was one of the early supersonic fighters and had some handling quirks that could catch the unwary pilot but was widely used by NORAD U.S. and RCAF squadrons.

Here's an F-101B Voodoo from back in the day. Or it could be an F-101F, which was an F-101B with full dual controls used for pilot training.