This Hind was originally 547 with the NVA but became 9639 after German re-unification. It was assigned the serial 9832 when it was transferred to Manching and made its last flight in March 1994. Ownership was then handed over to the Militärhistorisches Museum der Bundeswehr (Museum of German Military History) and it was dismantled and transported by road to the Cottbus Flugplatzmuseum on loan. This loan period has now ended and the Hind is ow on display in the museum grounds in Dresden.

Storage for the Gerhard Neumann Museum, in the Industry area outside Niederalteich.

Picture taken air-air. Lateron it became 24+97 which was lost in December 1982. (Private slide collection).

Has been preserved here in a centre garden between barracks (LwMunDep81) at Duren / Gurzenich. On September 25th, 2009 it left the location for Alten-Buseck.

Formerly 21+60 this Starfighter was 1 of 2 Starfighters used for the German RTL movie "Starfighter - Sie wollten den Himmerl erobern", released in 2015.

unfortunately the location of this picture is not known. Photographer unknown

This is sctually ex USAF 56-0892, falsely painted in LKuftwaffe markings as 10-72.

Pictured preserved on the grass at EDQT.

written off 17 October 2006

written off 27 January 1999

These substantial remains were recovered during excavations for building work in Luqa in February 2023. According to the Malta Aviation Museum, Werk Nummer 8668, which is carried on the wing root, corresponds to a Bf 109F-4/Z of 5/JG3 which crashed during a raid over Malta on April 1st, 1942. Unteroffizier Hans Pilz was at the controls, pursuing an RAF fighter at low level when his Messerschmitt took hits, presumably from ground fire, and bellied in on a farm. Pilz survived the crash relatively unscathed, despite the aircraft flipping on its back; he spent the rest of the war in a POW camp.

Photo by Peter van Weenen

Picture taken in the aftermath of the Starfighters service. Photo probably by Gottfried Schwarz