French Air Force Mirage 2000N 375 with code 125-CL operated by EC 2/4 "La Fayette", is seen returning from a TLP mission at Albacete. Dassault developed the Mirage 2000N for nuclear strike. Since the Mirage 2000N's standard weapon was the ASMP, which was carried on the centerline pylon, this meant that it could not carry a centerline tank, but a distinctive big 2,000 litre (530 US gallon) underwing drop tank with a bulbous nose was developed and the aircraft is seen here carrying two of these in this picture.

Ex East German Air Force An26 #375 operated from 1980 until 1988. In the Museum since 1993. You can enter the airplane which is representing a government plane with a car loaded on the main deck and a small seating lounge.

K25 slide scan. Delivered 1980 to TS-24 at Dresden. Reserialled 52+04 with Luftwaffe 1990. To Technik Museum Speyer and put on display in fantasy colours 1992.

Part of the well laid-out static park at the 2004 Malta International Airshow - a beautiful 2000N from EC 03.004 "Limousin" based at Istres.

One of three once Afghan Air Force MiG-21s that were seen in a terrible condition at Bagram air base. The wrecked aircraft were placed at the ring-road of Bagram and were only seen in 2006. The current whereabouts are unknown, most probably they were fully scrapped.

Operated with the East German Air Force as 375 from 1980 until 1990, and seen here in their markings but without serial. It briefly served with the re-united German Air Force as 5204 from 1990 until it arrived at the museum in 1993.