Operated by 346 Moira, deployed at Leeuwarden for a one-way squadron exchange with 322 squadron. Picture was taken by Piet Glas, part of my aircraft slides collection.

Operated by 346 Moira, deployed at Leeuwarden for a one-way squadron exchange with 322 squadron. Picture was taken by Piet Glas, part of my aircraft slides collection.

Operated by 346 Moira, deployed at Leeuwarden for a one-way squadron exchange with 322 squadron. Picture was taken by Piet Glas, part of my aircraft slides collection.

Aircraft based at Nea Anchialos, deployed at Leeuwarden for exercise CLEAN HUNTER. Picture was taken by Piet Glas, part of my private slides collection.

Photographer L. Storti, part of my private slides collection.

Photographer L. Storti, part of my private slides collection.

Aircraft is seen here with wing-tip mounted AIM9 Sidewinders while the aircraft behind (D-8060) has belly-mounted AIM9 Sidewinders. Negative from my private collection.

Operated by 341 Moira. Picture/Slide part of my private collection

Operated by 341 Moira. Picture/Slide part of my private collection.

The F-104G was camouflaged in 1971. It is seen here with a grey canopy and a grey radome mounting ring, applied during a maintenance check up. Picture is part of my negatives collection.

This jet was captured by the British troops at Leck on 15 May 1945 as "Weisse 21". It was selected to go to the French Air Force for investigation and test flights in 1946. Around 1950 it was sent to the Rochefort-Sur- Mer Air Force mechanics school for instructional use, and it received a bordaux-red color scheme. Later the aircraft arrived at Le Bourget Halle B in 1975 and received green overall paint scheme. Mid 2010 it arrived at Musée de l'Air et de l'Espace near Paris, France as fake 120223. In June 2015 it received unit serial "Gelbe 21". Picture is part of my private slides collection.

Aircraft wearing 25yrs 306 squadron badge. Photographer unknown, part of my private slides collection.

Photographer unknown. Part of my negatives collection.

Photographer unknown, part of my private Starfighters slides collection. Picture was taken during a spotterday at the airbase.

Unknown photographer, part of my private B/W negatives collection.

Unknown photographer, part of my private Starfighter-photo-collection. It was taken during the Royal Flush Exercise in June 1971 at Ramstein Air Base and shows the special Royal Flush 16 badge carried on starboard side. The aircraft was lost in an accident on April 20th, 1977.

Picture was taken by Henk Schakelaar, part of my private Starfighter-photo-collection. It was taken during the Royal Flush Exercise in June 1971 at Ramstein Air Base. The aircraft was lost in an accident on April 20th, 1977.

Picture taken by Fokker (photo-dep). Aircraft received Royal Netherlands Air Force serial D-8054 temporary because of a planned publication formation flight. It was loaned from the batch meant for the Luftwaffe. After the formation flight it was delivered to the Luftwaffe becoming "DA+237" and later on "23+64". Finally it was withdrawn from use in August 1974 and scrapped soon after.