Painted as an MiG-21 of North Vietnam's elite 921st Fighter Regiment, this is actually an ex-Hungarian aircraft, 408, which arrived in the US in 1990, It was first operated by the Hungarian Air Force's 47 VE from Pápa in the mid-1960s

Half-a-jet preserved inside on of the Munich university buildings.

Low-visibility military colour schemes had yet to take hold in the mid-80s, as the relatively bright markings of this Alpha Jet and behind it, a Marineflieger Tornado, show.

This Fisbed-D version includes the addition of a radar in the engine inlet cone to enable it to become an all-weather and night intercepter. However, in order to maintain the streamlined appearance the guns had to be removed and so this version relied solely on rockets for armament. This example served previously with the Hungarian AF before being acquired in 1998 by the National Museum of the USAF where it us now on display.