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2 Sqn. Image from African Slide Service.

The Mexican AF used 20 Beech Musketeers in the 1970s. '04' is one of two later used as ground instructional airframes by EMTEFA, the Escuela Militar de Tropas Especialistas de la Fuerza Aérea at Santa Lucia. Still preserved with the unit at time of upload, the other aircraft '01' is now in the Air Force Museum.

Operated by the Central Flying School. Collided on the ground with WK620 at Middle Wallop on 19th May 1993 while both were operated by the Army Air Corps' Basic Fixed Wing Flight. Broken up for spares and used in the rebuild of WB560 in February 1999.

Florida ANG, Jacksonville, FL.

One of the very small number of RAF Jet Provosts which were camouflaged.

Aircraft to land runway 05, date nor logged, estimate given.

SNIPER 03 F-21A returns to home plate via runway 03R

A Hornet in the rarely seen colour scheme of the US Naval Test Pilot School.

Written off April 22, 1982.

Preserved at Bentwaters Cold War Museum.

Most probably a Jakt Viggen from the F7 wing, but the large intake hides the F7 mark on the nose. But 37072 flew with the wing from April 1982 up to August 1995. The aircraft was withdrawn from use in 1999 and from that moment seen with the fire department at Östersund. It was later on dumped (most probably after many handled fires. Luckily, the airframe was saved as it was moved to Såtenäs for display purposes late 2005. The Viggen is now beautiful on display on a pole at the Viggen Rastplatz at Garstorp along road number 44 , coded 72 of F7. It is furnished in an overall silvergrey colour.