I'm inclined to agree Kira - The F-86A is a unique airframe and we have been very fortunate in the UK that it has been based here so long and (perhaps) naturally, people (myself included) are sad to see it leave but the warbird business is precisely that - a business and airframes whether unique, historic or whatever move about all the time and what people tend to forget is that this gives us the chance to see new stuff on a fairly regular basis. As you rightly point out the real crime would be failing to look after something that you hold in trust for the future - don't get me started on a certain aircraft acquired by a certain individual in a certain country which was then allowed to decompose gently in a hangar (allegedly). Moving on...