Assigned to 475th WEG. This Hun was moved to MASDC on 6 Februay 1977 and received inventory code FE314. It was selected for the QF-100D drone program and was moved to the QF-100D drone program at 12 December 1986. It received code 233 and was written off after it was hit by an AIM-9M on 8 December 1988.

The ill-fated Super Pinto, only few prototypes were built before the project was cancelled. The TT-610 is a development of the TT-1 Pinto, a small number of these were used for training with the US Navy. The TT-610 Siuper Pinto featured some improvements and was planned for used with the Philippine Air Force. This aircraft is painted as 44233, it is not confirmed as its real identity, as this one crashed it might actually be 44234.

Slide taken by Mr. Akira Watanabe.

The serial and construction number can just be read off. Dutch NF-5s in the background, including K-3056. The photo was taken during a squadron exchange with 315 sqn. Photo from: Nederlands Instituut voor Militaire Historie

Only the cockpit section survives

Structure revealed on the left-hand side only. The other side wears the markings of 2°Stormo where this 'Gina' served in the 1970s and '80s.

This was the first British pre-production aircraft and it first flew on 14th March 1977. It carries the Tripartie roundel (UK, Germany, Italy) on the fin.