Scrapped at Lanveoc in 1995. It was parked on a terrible way at the static show (against the light).

Originally built as a F-4M and first flown on 20 November 1968. It was delivered to RAF 2sq, on most probably 31 January 1969. XV430 is seen here afterits arrival from homebase RAF Wildenrath (Germany) at the static of Koksijde. At that time, already redesignated to FGR2. After a long operational career, the Phantom was withdrawn from use on 5 July 1991. It was first stored for a period at RAF Wattisham, but then scrapped at that location in February 1992.

The Belgium Mirage Vs carried such a great camouflage pattern! This BA22, delivered to the Belgium Air Force on 6 May 1971, was shown at the static show of Koksijde in 1987 and is currently preserved at the Tactical Leadership Programme (TLP) gate at Florennes air base.

First flown on 28 April 1981, delivered to the Royal Navy on 2 June 1981 as a HAS5. The Sea King is stored at Somerton since September 2020 after it was sold to HeliOperations in 2019. Here the unmarked helicopter (except for its code 52) arrived at the Koksijde air show.

Delivered to USAFE on 4 May'81 to the 36th TFW at Bitburg AB (Germany). The Eagle then flew with the 53rd TFS (as pictured), the 22nd TFS, was transferred to Soesterberg AB (Netherlands) to fly with the 32nd TFS, was used with in the Gulf War to shoot down a Iraqi Il-76 with an AIM-7M Sparrow and its 20mm guns on 2 Feb'91, returned to Bitburg to fly with the 525th TFS, 22nd TFS and again the 525th TFS. When Bitburg was closed, the F-15C moved to the 43rd FS and later to the 19th FS from Eielson AFB (AK). It then started to fly with the 33th FW from Eglin AFB (FL). Stored at AMARG since jul'09.

1991 Belgian AF open house

Preserved at Bovolone, Italy from 2006.

Preserved at Thiene, Italy from 2007.

Withdrawn frtom use at Trapani by 2004. Moved to Grazzanise by 2005 then to Decimomannu by 2008. Last seen in 2013. Probably scrapped.

Still in service in 2017.

Still in service in 2020.