This Bo.105 was stationed at Fritzlar with Kampfhubschrauberregiment (Attack Helicopter Regiment) 36 'Kurhessen' but made its last flight in December 2006 with a total of 4,623 flight hours. It is something of a curio for a museum about the NVA but is, presumably, on display to provide an exhibit of something from "the other side". The regiment badge is on the nose.

This An-2 was originally delivered to the Lithuanian directorate of Aeroflot in March 1985 as CCCP-43989. It joined Lietuva in February 1982 as LY-ADM until its C of A expired in August 1998 and it ended up at the Grimmen - Technikpark. This park is transitioning to be essentially a panzer museum and so the aircraft were disposed of (except the MiG-21 at the time of upload). The An-2 has been transported to this growing museum and appears to be in the process of receiving a new NVA-like scheme. The starboard side (light was bad from that side) was already wearing their roundel.

This Fishbed-J was taken on charge by the NVA (Nationale Volksarmee (National People's Army) - the East German AF) in 1974 but by 1980 had been relegated to use as a ground instructional airframe. In 1993 it passed to a private collector but is now on display at the very interesting NVA Museum on the island of Rügen.