The Old Rushan Fort on the island of Kinmen, just off the Chinese coast, has a number of aircraft on display in a museum, like this TF-104G.

This small helicopter is preserved on the island of Kinmen, where the Old Rushan Fort houses a museum.

The Old Rushan Fort on the island of Kinmen, just off the Chinese coast, has a number of aircraft on display in a museum, like this F-5B in camouflage colours.

The Old Rushan Fort on the island of Kinmen, just off the Chinese coast, has a number of aircraft on display in a museum. This C-119G is the largest one of the aircraft.

The 823 Artillery Battle Museum in Jinhu on Kinmen Island, just off the coast of the Chinese mainland, houses this F-86F.

A large cemetery near Kaohsiung, in the Niaosong district, has this two-seat F-104 on display.

The huge National Science and Technology Museum in Kaohsiung has one aircraft on display, well-hidden in one of many nooks and corners. This F-104J wears "4303/62-12252" but is really 4502/36-8528.

Photo: Palle Nørby Christensen

Former Warton test serial ZK622

In 2024, this is a true scoop for AirHistory.net, the first Hawk 165 for the Saudi Hawks aerobatics team. The new type also received a new livery. The Saudi display team will transition from the old Hawk 65s to the 165 in 2024 and most probably will perform with the nine Hawks in the 2025 season. "Serial" 8801 was in use before, actually, this is not a serial but just a code. In the Saudi military serial system, the first digits are the squadron, and 01 is the first aircraft of the squadron. 8801 was used before by a Hawk 65. So it is necessary to know the construction number of this Hawk 165