The Flugdarstellungsgruppe was operating several Fiat G91s, here 99+04 is returning from a mission while the dart installation on top of the wing is empty. This 99+04 is former 30+81, and D-9600. After its military career, it became an instructional airframe at Lechfeld in January 1992, this up to late 1994. It was first seen preserved at Schwabstadl Kaserne in August 1996. It moved to Memmingen in mid-2007, was repainted to its original serial 30+81 and is preserved at the base since June 2010.

Preserved, ex RCAF 23141.

This An-26 was delivered to the East German AF in December 1980 as 376 but also flew for a time under the guise of Interflug as DDR-SBD for Transport Squadron 24 (TS-24). Upon German re-unification the plane became 5205 but was withdrawn almost immediately and sold to the Schwäbisches Bauern und Technikmuseum (Swabian Farmers and Technology Museum). This museum has now been renamed Museum Kiemele.

This captured Fi 156 was later used by the RAF, but no serial appears to have been allocated. The photo is in Egypt or Libya during the North African campaign of World War II. Photo from: Air Force Museum of New Zealand

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Transall 51+01 was painted in this special scheme for the 60th anniversary of LTG 61 in 2017 and appeared at RIAT Fairford that year. Withdrawn soon after, it was mounted on the roof of the Luftfahrtmuseum Wernigerode building the following year

JBG 34 operated the Starfighter at Memmingen until replaced by the Tornado in the 1980s. This example is ex DD+115 and prior to that KE+423 (as used by Messerschmitt for test/delivery)

The WGAF took delivery of some 461 G-91s, of which 317 were licence-built by Dornier. This is actually BD+248 (which flew with WS-50), one of a batch of 50 Fiat-built aircraft taken over from a cancelled order for Greece and Turkey. Most of that batch were sold on after German use to Portugal from 1966

A MBB built Tornado that made its first flight on 22 May'87. The aircraft was delivered to the Marineflieger (German Naval Aviation) with MFG2 on 29 Jul'87. It served the unit up to Oct'05 when it was transferred to the Luftwaffe with AG51. It was first noted with JBG33 in early 2008. Soon after it was deployed to Holloman AFB (NM) to serve the German traning unit German Air Force Tactical Traning Command (GAFFTC). It returned to JBG33 in mid-'12. Up to the date of the photo, the Tornado never left that squadron (redesignated to TLG33) anymore. It was deployed to the Middle East in 2019/2020.

A Luftwaffe Tornado which was built by MBB built in batch 4. It made its first flight on 30 Mar'84 and was delivered to the Luftwaffe JBG31 in Jun'84. In Jun'95 it was transferred to JBG38. The, a year later to AG51 up to Aug'10. In 2013 it flew with the GAFFTC from Holloman AFB (NM) and from 2016 with TLG33. The Tornado, here returning from a Steadfast Noon mission to Volkel. The exercise is an annual 2-week training exercise for member countries in handling nuclear weapons. The crew of the Tornado is experiencing the colors of the Dutch Indian Summer during their landing. TLG33 (apr16/

Transferred to Turkey as 9156. Photo by Hans van Meerloo

Photo by Hans van Meerloo