Pictures of Cold War aircraft.

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[Viking1066]

F-104B from the 337th FIS bring transferred to the Tennessee ANG June 1960 MINE

 

[Viking1066]

F-104D from the 479th TFW German owned at Luke AFB ISAH

 

[Viking1066]

F-104G of No 31 Belgian AF participating in the 1978 NATO Tiger meet BELG

 

[Viking1066]

F/A-18A Hornet (VMFA-122 Crusaders) during exercise COLD WINTER 87 - Norway - March 1987 SEOR

 

[Frog]

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Super Etendard firing a laser guided Nord AS30L missile.

 

[c1951]

VC10 tanker of 101 Squadron with two Tornado 'chicks' in tow KEYP
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Brings back a lot-thanks for the memory

 

[Viking1066]

F-104A of the 151st Tennessee ANG ISHC

 

[Thumpalumpacus]

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The most expensive egg-beater ever built.

 

[Frog]

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The missile is a ASMP (Air Sol Moyenne Portée) whose product variant had a TN91 warhead. Now replaced by the ASMPA.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

While we are talking about F-104s.

German Navy F-104 at the German Nsvy Museum in Wilhelmshaven.

 

[Viking1066]

F-104G of JBG-33 prepares to taxi out LUFT\

 

[Viking1066]

F-104G of JGB-34 taxis out with practice bomb dispenser LUFT

 

[Escuadrilla Azul]

While we are talking about F-104s.

German Navy F-104 at the German Nsvy Museum in Wilhelmshaven.

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Never knew that the german navy used the F-104. Which was the intended use? Fighter, interceptor, jabo?

 

[Sabrejet]

Don't know what they were used for specifically but I was sad witness to a Marineflieger F-104G crash back in my youth. They were impressive machines and the Vikings aerobatic duo a sight to see.

 

[Viking1066]

There were many crashes. The Spanish air force had the best record with them, losing the least. Due to the limited range, they were primarily intercepters in the German Navy.

 

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[Donivanp]

The F-104 was a beautiful aircraft but it like many of the Century Series were a handful for anything but a well born pilot. 104 Glide Slope -0°