NASA's T-38 trainer jet debuts Artemis-inspired paint scheme

NASA has unveiled a new livery for one of its T-38 training jets, featuring a black-and-white design with blue and red stripes, the Artemis program logo, and Moon imagery on the rear fuselage. The jet, tail number N924NA, was chosen because it was next in line for repainting, and the design was proposed by T-38 project pilot Sean Brady. The T-38 has been used by NASA since 1962 to train astronauts and maintain pilot proficiency, with 14 active jets currently based at Ellington Airport.