This Sabre was originally constructed as a F-86D and was one of 129 ex-USAF 'Sabre Dogs' that were bought by Yugoslavia in 1961. Around 1963 it was converted to an IF-86D and latterly it was stationed and then preserved at Ljubljana - Brnik in camouflage markings. It has been on since ~2015 display at the super Park Vojaške Zgodovine in this bare-metal scheme.

This definitive identity of this F-86 has not yet been confirmed although the plane flew in its service career with the Yugoslav AF. It is now stored in a yard in this small village.

This Sabre was originally a fighter F-86D, but was converted to a reconnaissance IF-86D and its serial in the 14001 to 14130 range was then changed to14325. It is ex USAF. After it was withdrawn from use it was preserved at Ljubljana-Brnik where it was noted between Jun-1987 to Jun-2011. Next it went to the Park Vojaške Zgodovine (Park of Military History) in Pivka. If you know the unit of the squadron badge, please let me know.

When the Yugoslav civil war broke out, the Serbians left Brnik air base, but left behind this F-86D. In 1998 it was still in place, although nature tried hard to get hold of this storage area.